Kicking Off the New Year: Reflections and Future Plans In this Happy New Year episode, the hosts reflect on the challenges and health issues they faced in the past two months, including surgeries and sickness. They discuss exciting developments and future plans for their practice, focusing on gynecology, women's healthcare, and longevity. The episode highlights new podcast segments featuring Sophie, and touches on the benefits of weight loss and regenerative medicine for their patients. They also acknowledge the contributions of their colleagues and look forward to refocusing their practice in the coming year.

00:00 Introduction and New Year Greetings

00:07 Reflecting on Recent Challenges

00:33 Podcast Updates and Future Plans

01:43 Focus on Women's Healthcare and Longevity

02:17 Exciting Developments in Weight Loss and Regenerative Medicine

02:56 Engagement and Feedback from Patients

03:09 Looking Forward: Practice Direction and Gratitude

04:06 Conclusion and New Year Wishes

In this episode of 'This Might Sting A Little, Dr. Duncan Turner, Dr. Dennis Hughes, and Dr. Orel Swenson discuss the intricacies of modern medication, the cumulative side effects of treatments, and the growing mistrust in the healthcare system. They explore the practice of treating one condition while potentially causing another, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public trust, and the challenges healthcare providers face in balancing treatment benefits and risks with patients. The conversation touches on specific medications and the broader implications of the loss of trust in medical institutions and practices.

00:00 Introduction: The Future of Medicine

00:23 Debating Modern Medications

01:13 Side Effects and Overmedication

01:45 The Vyleesi Discussion

03:30 Patient Perception and Medication Trust

11:04 The COVID-19 Vaccine Controversy

16:14 Personal Experiences with COVID-19

23:14 Conclusion: Reflecting on Trust in Medicine

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Addressing the Gender Gap in Medicine: A Deep Dive

In this episode, we discuss the gender gap in medicine with insights from Duncan Turner MD. We explore how women's symptoms are often inadequately addressed compared to men's, the underrecognized biases in medical practice, and the impact of wearables on patient care. The conversation delves into personal experiences with patients, historical studies on heart health, and how better self-awareness and tracking can improve medical outcomes for women.

00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:10 Discussing Podcast Content Ideas

00:16 Gender Gap in Medicine

01:02 Patient Experiences and Gender Bias

02:46 Heart Health and Gender Differences

05:02 Wearables and Patient Self-Monitoring

06:31 Conclusion and Final Thoughts