Melhores podcasts sobre Second Opinion (2025)

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Vladimir’s Choice – a fable from Eastern Europe 4:54

1d ago4:54

4:54

We often make choices that are short-sighted and seem to serve our own interests rather than the interests of all

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From Breaking News to Breaking Barriers: Embracing Agelessness with Amanda Lamb 52:27

6d ago52:27

52:27

After 35 years as a powerhouse journalist covering crime on TV, Amanda Lamb took a bold leap—leaving the newsroom grind to step into the world of podcasting, authorship, and empowering women in midlife. In this episode of Second Opinion, host Rosemarie Beltz sits down with Amanda to discuss her evolution from hard-hitting news reporter to the creat…

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The Hidden Heart Risks of Midlife & Menopause with Dr. Kimberly Skelding 42:52

13d ago42:52

42:52

Heart disease is the #1 killer of women—but why aren’t we talking about it? In this eye-opening episode of Second Opinion, Rosemarie sits down with trailblazing interventional cardiologist Dr. Kimberly Skelding to uncover the often-overlooked connection between menopause and heart health. We dive into the real reasons why heart attacks in women are…

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Significant cuts to Medicaid (MediCal) will have a negative impact on us all. 4:59

16d ago4:59

4:59

As Congress debates cuts to Medicaid (the health insurance program for the poor and disabled) in order to deliver a tax cut to the wealthy, it risks a cascade of negative effects on our entire health care system.

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The Midlife Sleep Struggle: Sleep Apnea, Insomnia, and How to Rest Better with Dr. Daniel Barone 38:13

20d ago38:13

38:13

Struggling to get a good night’s sleep? You’re not alone! Dive into the science of sleep with Dr. Daniel Barone, Associate Medical Director at the Weill Cornell Center for Sleep Medicine and author of Let’s Talk About Sleep and The Story of Sleep: From A to Zzzz. We explore why sleep becomes more challenging in midlife—especially during menopause—a…

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The US pushes the world backward 5:00

23d ago5:00

5:00

USAID is a powerhouse of humanitarianism and global security

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Reclaiming Your Power: Midlife Reinvention, Boundaries, and Awakening Your Feminine Soul with Tara Marino 54:02

27d ago54:02

54:02

Is midlife the end—or just the beginning? Rosemarie sits down with Tara Marino, founder of Elegant Femme, to discuss how women can embrace midlife as a time of reinvention, renewal, and empowerment. Tara shares her deeply personal journey of loss and transformation, revealing how she turned her pain into purpose. Together, they explore how to awake…

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Will I benefit from that drug? 4:50

30d ago4:50

4:50

Statistics can be intimidating. But before you decide to begin a treatment you should ask what the expected benefit will be to you.

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The Science of Aging and How to Reverse It—A Deep Dive with Dr. Kash 52:38

1M ago52:38

52:38

Can we really slow down aging? Are aesthetics just for the young? And what’s the future of regenerative medicine? Aging isn’t just about getting older—it’s about how we age. In the first episode of Second Opinion, host Rosemarie Beltz sits down with Dr. Kaveh Kashani (Dr. Kash) to uncover the latest in aesthetic and regenerative medicine. From horm…

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Do doctors keep up to date with their medical knowledge? 4:51

1M ago4:51

4:51

It’s hard to tell, but we have no way to know for sure.

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Your Fresh Take on Health Starts Here! 1:35

1M ago1:35

1:35

What would you do? As a healthcare provider and TV reporter, Rosemarie Beltz has been asked that question countless times. Now, she’s bringing her expertise and curiosity to Second Opinion, a podcast that dives deep into the hottest topics in health and wellness. In this exciting new show, Rosemarie sits down with leading experts, innovative thinke…

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Will AI replace clinicians? 4:59

1M ago4:59

4:59

AI is increasingly being used to collect and process clinical information. Whether this is a good thing depends on who you ask.

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When is a disease not a disease? 5:00

2M ago5:00

5:00

When one in three people have an abnormal lab test, does it become a disease?

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How Medical Data Bases Lead to Better Individual Treatment 5:00

2M ago5:00

5:00

By collecting health data across large populations of people, we can identify patterns that help us all.

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Thinking of taking one of the new GLP-1 weight-loss drugs? 4:38

2M ago4:38

4:38

Unfortunately, I can offer no strong advice. The drugs seem to be effective, but, like with any new drug, we just don’t have all the answers.

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Listening to music in Refugee Camps 4:38

2M ago4:38

4:38

Music has benefits that relate hope and social connections

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A tale of two kingdoms 5:00

3M ago5:00

5:00

Fluoride has proven so successful that it would be crazy to deprive children of its benefits

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Jesustrend bland unga och på kultursidor - och varför julevangeliet även berör dödshjälpsdebatten 31:16

3M ago31:16

31:16

Julen närmar sig och kristen tro trendar inte bara på kultursidor där Aftonbladets biträdande kulturchef Eric Rosén tycker att kristna är drabbade av desinformation och efterfrågar en skarpare debatt om religionernas sanningsanspråk. Enligt Ungdomsbarometern kommer Jesus även att trenda bland unga under 2025. Detta samtalar Olof och Jacob i årets s…

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The risk of a bird flu epidemic 4:59

3M ago4:59

4:59

The risks are rising, and state and government officials are not taking this seriously.

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Does free tuition impact medical student specialty choice? 5:00

3M ago5:00

5:00

Philanthropy has enabled several expensive private medical schools to offer all students free tuition. Has this changed the practice of medicine?

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Drug Promotion to the Public 4:58

3M ago4:58

4:58

Why do drug companies push drugs to the public that just don’t work?

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Doctor, will you pray with me? 4:14

4M ago4:14

4:14

Medicine and spirituality often interact, but clinicians and patients can often find themselves in very different places.

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The importance of standing tall 4:53

4M ago4:53

4:53

Slouching has a rich history, but its medical consequences need to be better understood.

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As a group, are migrants less healthy? 4:55

4M ago4:55

4:55

Migration is at an all-time high worldwide. It can impact health in many ways.

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Did the treatment really work? 5:00

5M ago5:00

5:00

We often have to decide if a treatment we are taking is working and whether or not to continue it.

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Food Insecurity 5:00

5M ago5:00

5:00

How can a country so rich in resources and farm production have people who still go to bed hungry?

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Task Shifting 4:58

5M ago4:58

4:58

A model of eye care to increase access without compromising on quality

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Should a mosquito-born illness seen in Los Angeles be of concern? 5:01

5M ago5:01

5:01

Climate change and increased moisture have altered the habitat for mosquitos.

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The marketing of depression 4:59

5M ago4:59

4:59

Finding an effective treatment can be tricky, but it need not be a pill.

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The role of genetics in depression 5:01

6M ago5:01

5:01

At present, the role of genetics testing in the diagnosis or treatment of depression is not ready for prime time.

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Därför behöver islam debatteras 23:19

6M ago23:19

23:19

På senare tid har islam debatterats både inom teologin och politiken i Sverige. Tillber kristna och muslimer samma Gud? Behöver islam anpassa sig till västerländska värderingar? Finns det kopplingar till muslimska brödraskapet bland muslimska organisationer i Sverige? I detta poddavsnitt diskuterar Olof och Jacob några av dessa frågor och tar även …

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Protecting Dairy Farms 4:59

6M ago4:59

4:59

Dairy farmers play a vital role in ensuring the safety of our milk. But, they all need to make public health their top priority.

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Endless gun violence 4:59

6M ago4:59

4:59

We are not helpless, and the situation is not hopeless. We can’t wipe out mental illness, but we can enact reasonable gun control to protect the public.

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The one disease that has near-universal coverage 4:57

6M ago4:57

4:57

For those Americans with end-stage kidney disease, insurance coverage is never an issue. Why can’t we provide this universal coverage for others with expensive chronic conditions?

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Failing to protect volunteers in research studies 4:58

7M ago4:58

4:58

Research is required to be evaluated to protect research subjects. But, in many cases, this is not happening.

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Därför skapade OS-invisningen så starka reaktioner - och om samfundsledares partitillhörighet 36:09

7M ago36:09

36:09

Höstterminen på SEA har dragit igång men samtidigt finns det en hel del debatter från sommaren som är värda att belysas. Olof och Jacob tittar därför närmare på den omtalade OS-invigningen och de starka reaktionerna - varför reagerade många kristna så starkt och fanns det goda skäl för det? Podden tar även upp RFSL:s utspel under sommaren och varfö…

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Early Hospital Discharge 5:01

7M ago5:01

5:01

Hospitals strive for early discharge, but it may not be in the patient’s best interest.

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Is the new test for Alzheimer’s disease worth getting? 4:56

7M ago4:56

4:56

For those with worrisome symptoms the test might be useful, but it has problems when used to screen people for disease who have no symptoms

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What elephant seals can tell us about our health. 5:02

7M ago5:02

5:02

We still have a lot to understand about bird flu (H5N1), but elephant seals have given us new reasons to worry.

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Waiting for test results to come back 4:59

8M ago4:59

4:59

The wait can be long, and our thoughts often turn to the worst-case scenario

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Unproven Claims for Dietary Supplements 4:54

8M ago4:54

4:54

We are regularly bombarded with advertisements promoting unproven and non-approved dietary supplements. Congress has chosen to look the other way.

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Spirituality – A Missed Opportunity to Improve Health 5:00

8M ago5:00

5:00

Medical and Spiritual Professionals are like two ships passing in the night

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Remembering Childhood Trauma 4:27

8M ago4:27

4:27

Memory is complicated and many factors impact the retention of distant memories

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Contingency management to end addiction 4:41

9M ago4:41

4:41

While paying those addicted to drugs to stop using has its skeptics, studies suggest it has real potentialPor KCRW

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Pharmaceutical gifts to healthcare providers 4:57

9M ago4:57

4:57

Gifts are unethical and drive up healthcare costsPor KCRW

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Delving into the depths of Dental Care 4:58

9M ago4:58

4:58

Much of what we know about routine dental care is not based on sound sciencePor KCRW

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Changes coming with artificial intelligence 5:34

10M ago5:34

5:34

Medicine has seen many changes over the past 30 years, but AI will be a disruptive game changer.Por KCRW

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Medical Tourism 5:03

10M ago5:03

5:03

There are many reasons to go abroad for healthcare, but attention is needed to carefully weigh the risks and benefits.Por KCRW

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The impact of antimicrobial resistance on human health 4:59

10M ago4:59

4:59

The World Health Organization considers antimicrobial resistance one of the top 10 threats to global health alongside climate change and pandemics.Por KCRW

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När Olof är borta debatterar Jacob med SKR-chefen 27:14

10M ago27:14

27:14

Olof har varit i Asien och undervisat i ett par församlingar och berättar om sina erfarenheter därifrån. Samtidigt har Jacob initierat en debatt med Sveriges Kristna Råds chef, Sofia Camnerin, om uppståndelsens sanningsanspråk. Vad handlar det om? Dessutom samtalar Olof och Jacob om varför vi firar Kristi himmelfärdsdag. Bland annat avslöjar Jacob …

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