JAMA Medical News Summary for July 2019

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JAMA Medical News Summary for July 2019

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Scam Awareness and Dementia Risk, Cardiovascular Corner, Wild Health, Palliative Care Practices, Talking About Death, Vitamin C Drug Cocktail for Sepsis, Appendix and Parkinson Disease Risk, and More in JAMA Medical News.

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Doing Field Work With Doctors Without Borders: Adi Nadimpalli, MD, the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Head of Mission in Nepal, and the former vice president of the US board of directors, talks about MSF’s mission and the challenges he has faced serving in countries... by JAMA Medical News
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The Human Cell Atlas: This podcast discusses an international project to map all cell types and states in the human body. by JAMA Medical News
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Robots Help Patients Change Behaviors: This podcast discusses the development of socially assistive robots for patient rehabilitation and training. Related article: Socially Assistive Robots Help Patients Make Behavioral Changes by JAMA Medical News
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Donald M. Berwick Reflects on Medicare at 50: Medicare at 50: Reflections From Former CMS Administrator Donald M. Berwick, MD by JAMA Medical News
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Quelling Zika Fears With Evidence: Christine Curry, MD, PhD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Miami, discusses the challenges of keeping pregnant patients and her colleagues well-informed of the facts as Zika virus fears circulate. by JAMA Medical News
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HIV and Transplantation: New Reasons for HOPE: Interview with Dorry Segev, MD, PhD, author of HIV and Transplantation: New Reasons for HOPE by JAMA Medical News
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Interview with Harold Varmus, MD: Harold Varmus, MD, former director of the National Cancer Institute, talks about his career and his ideas for improving the biomedical research enterprise. by JAMA Medical News
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“Is There a Doctor on the Plane?”: In this Medical News podcast, frequent traveler Rachel Zang, MD, talks about her experiences helping ill patients aboard commercial airline flights and discusses what physicians should know about in-flight medical emergencies. Read the article: "Is... by JAMA Medical News
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NIH Charts a Path for Nutrition Science: In this Medical News podcast, Jennifer Abbasi interviews Nutrition Research Task Force chair Griffin P. Rodgers, MD, director of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) at the NIH. Read the article: NIH Charts a... by JAMA Medical News
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Threat From Colistin-Resistant Superbug: Interview with Barbara E. Murray, MD, author of Infectious Disease Expert Sees Threat From Colistin-Resistant Superbug by JAMA Medical News
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Ketamine-Like Agents for Depression: In this Medical News podcast, we discuss the use of ketamine and ketamine-like agents for treatment-resistant depression with psychiatrist Carlos A. Zarate Jr, MD. by JAMA Medical News
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Phage Therapy for Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs: This Medical News podcast discusses how bacteriophage therapy might help fight antibiotic-resistant infections. by JAMA Medical News
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On CDC’s 70th Anniversary, Director Tom Frieden, MD, Looks Ahead: This Medical News podcast features a Q&A with CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, commemorating the agency’s historic 70th anniversary. The interview was recorded on August 8th, 2016. by JAMA Medical News
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Pioneering Geneticist Explains Ambitious Plan to “Write” the Human Genome: This Medical News podcast discusses the Human Genome Project-write with Harvard geneticist, George Church, PhD. by JAMA Medical News
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Alzheimer Outlook Far From Bleak: Rudolph Tanzi, PhD, of Harvard University, and Berislav Zlokovic, MD, PhD, of the University of Southern California, discuss what the future holds for Alzheimer Disease research and treatment. by JAMA Medical News
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American Academy of Pediatrics Says No More Spanking or Harsh Verbal Discipline: In this Medical News Podcast, Jennifer Abbasi interviews Robert Sege, MD, PhD, coauthor of the recent American Academy of Pediatrics policy statement on corporal punishment for children. by JAMA Medical News
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Researching Nondrug Approaches to Pain Management: In this Medical News podcast, Jennifer Abbasi interviews Yale University professor Robert Kerns, PhD, about nondrug approaches to pain management and the National Institutes of Health-Department of Defense-Veterans Affairs pain management... by JAMA Medical News
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For Difficult-to-Model Brain Diseases, Brain Organoids Come to the Rescue: This Medical News podcast discusses brain organoids, their research and clinical potential and ethical implications. by JAMA Medical News
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New Inroads Against Multiple Sclerosis: This Medical News podcast discusses recent advances in therapeutic treatments for multiple sclerosis. by JAMA Medical News
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Training Physicians About Nutrition: In this Medical News Podcast, Jennifer Abbasi interviews cardiologist Stephen Devries, MD, about an institute that educates doctors about healthful eating. View article here by JAMA Medical News
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The Nature of Lung Microbiome Research: This podcast discusses the latest research into the workings of the lung microbiome and how it will affect future diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases. Related article: The Lung Microbiome: Key to Respiratory Ills? by JAMA Medical News
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Barry Marshall, MD: H pylori 35 Years Later: This Medical News podcast features an interview with Barry Marshall, MD, who codiscovered the stomach bug H pylori in 1982. by JAMA Medical News
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JAMA Medical News Summary for December 2018: Feyza Sancar, PhD, Director of JAMA Medical News, summarizes news content appearing in the December 2018 issues of JAMA. by JAMA Medical News
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The Human Diagnosis Project: Interview with Shantanu Nundy, MD, about a new way for physicians to collaborate on cases online. Read the article: Shantanu Nundy, MD: The Human Diagnosis Project by JAMA Medical News
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Adam Gazzaley, MD, PhD: Developing Prescribable Video Games: In this Medical News podcast, Jennifer Abbasi speaks with Dr. Adam Gazzaley about his work developing a video game-based therapy for pediatric attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Read the article: Adam Gazzaley, MD, PhD: Developing Prescribable... by JAMA Medical News
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Framingham at 70: What We’ve Learned About Women and Heart Disease: In this Medical News Podcast, Rebecca Voelker interviews Daniel Levy, MD, director of the Framingham Heart Study, about women's participation during the study's 70-year history. by JAMA Medical News
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JAMA Medical News Summary for January 2019: Black Lung Disease Resurgence, Nobel Peace Prize Winner's Patients Inspire, "This Is Our Lane", Advancements in Cancer Immunotherapy, Harassment and Assault and Women's Health, Curbing the Swelling Tide of STIs, and more in Medical News. by JAMA Medical News
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Unraveling the Mysteries of the Human Placenta: In this Medical News podcast, Rita Rubin interviews the director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development about its Human Placenta Project. Read the article: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Human Placenta by JAMA Medical News
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Have Tent, Will Do Pop-Up HIV Screening: In this Medical News podcast, Rita Rubin interviews the founders of One Tent Health, a nonprofit free HIV screening initiative that serves high-risk neighborhoods in Washington, DC. by JAMA Medical News
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ASO Therapy: Hope for Genetic Neurological Diseases: In this Medical News podcast, JAMA Associate Editor Christopher Muth, MD, discusses the use of antisense oligonucleotide therapies for treatment of neurological diseases with Stefan Pulst, MD, Chairman of Neurology at the University of Utah. by JAMA Medical News
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JAMA Medical News Summary for July 2019

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