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What if your local medical research could change lives across the globe? This week on the MedEvidence Monday Minute Radio Show, Dr. Michael Koren joins us live from Paris, France, to share his enriching experiences at the European Society of Cardiology—the world's largest medical meeting. Dr. Koren contrasts the culinary cultures of Paris and London with a humorous twist and dives into how these cultural nuances impact cardiovascular health. Catch his witty takes on French and British cuisine while he sheds light on the global camaraderie among cardiologists and the pivotal role these conferences play in advancing cardiovascular research and patient care.

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What if everything you thought you knew about medical news was wrong? This episode of the MedEvidence podcast promises to unravel the tangled web of medical conspiracies and illuminate the path to credible health information. We'll guide you through the labyrinth of medical news, highlighting the importance of reliable sources like MedEvidence, WSOS, and WJCT, and demonstrate how the scientific method and randomized controlled trials are foundational for sifting fact from fiction. Our mission is to arm you with the tools to think critically and make informed healthcare decisions.

Prepare to have your misconceptions shattered as we debunk some of the most persistent myths surrounding COVID-19 and other health conspiracies. Learn the truth about ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine as COVID-19 treatments, the baseless 5G health risks, and the discredited link between the MMR vaccine and autism. We'll also delve into ongoing clinical research, from an oral COVID vaccine to innovative treatments for heart disease and diabetes. Through these discussions, we emphasize the crucial role of scientific evidence and rigorous testing in dispelling false health claims and invite you to be part of groundbreaking studies that advance our understanding of critical health issues.

Koren's Key Three Takeaways:

• Unraveling Medical Conspiracies and Truth
• Navigating Reasoning in Medical Development
• Medical Myths in COVID, 5G health risks, MMR vax, ivermectin & hydroxychloroquine
• Exploring Cutting-Edge Medical Research

Recording Date: July 26, 2024

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In part two of our Truth on Diabetes series, you will understand diabetes treatments as we sit down with Dr. Arpeta Gupta to dissect the latest guidelines and the transformative impact of newer diabetes medications. We will discuss how SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists are not only enhancing glycemic control but also delivering critical cardiovascular and renal benefits. We revisit the troubled history of TZD drugs like Avandia and contrast it with the safety profiles of today's leading medications. Drs. Gupta and Koren dive into the complexities of managing diabetes care across multiple specialties and share actionable strategies to improve interdisciplinary communication for better patient outcomes.

Navigating the hurdles of diabetes treatment access is no small feat, and we tackle this issue head-on by examining how insurance policies and cost barriers affect patient care. From the implications of prior authorization and step therapy to the financial strain on patients, particularly those on federal plans, we leave no stone unturned. We also explore the exciting potential of federal drug price negotiations and recent strides in lowering insulin costs. The significance of selecting therapies that safeguard end organs and the advantages of participating in clinical trials for cutting-edge treatments are underscored, ensuring you leave with a comprehensive view of the future landscape of diabetes care.

Koren's Key Three Takeaways:

• Guidelines and Effectiveness of Diabetes Drugs
• Diabetes treatment access and insurance
• Challenges and Future of Diabetes Treatment

Recording Date: June 19, 2024

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