In this episode we have a world expert in diabetes, Dr. Joshua Neumiller, join us to help update patients and clinicians on the multitude of recent changes in diabetes care. Be sure to bring your notepad.

In this episode we talk with wellness expert, football coach, and fitness historian, Mike Waters. We discuss how going from making a healthy choice to developing a healthy behavior is a process and how behavioral psychology plays a major role in achieving and sustaining fitness and wellness goals.

On this episode of The Med List we visit with two innovators in patient experience and pharmacy team utilization to talk about how the expectations of the pharmacy experience is evolving for both patients and partnering clinicians.

On this episode of The Med List we visit with one of the pioneers of deprescribing to talk about how to safely and effectively remove drugs from a patient’s pill box.

We often hear that movement is medicine, but how do you apply it to your unique health situation. Join us and our expert guest, Leah Halloran, to discuss her incredible work creating exercise programs for health conditions. Particularly great episode for those interested in Parkinson's and other diseases connected to movement disorders.

We often fool ourselves into thinking a quick medication "fix" will do the trick, but quality movement is what we should believe. Join us and our expert guest, Janet Huehls, MS, ACSM-CEP, CHWC, to discuss how to get moving.

Most of us are aware that our senior population is overmedicated, but that doesn't just happen when we apply for Medicare. Pill burden is a process and in mental health it is getting worse for our young adults. Join us and our expert guest, Shawn Gill, PharmD, as we talk about this issue and how to address it.

Nothing feels connected when we consider the medication list. This is one of the reasons The Med List was started. Join us as we visit with our expert guest, Ahunna Freeman, PharmD, BCGP, as we discuss the disconnects she has seen and how she is trying to connect the dots for patients and primary care providers.