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American Medicine Today 1-21-17
American Medicine Today 1-21-17
American Medicine Today 1-21-17
Saturday 21st January 2017
Join Dr. Alfred Bonati and Kimberly Bermel for personal recovery stories, medical innovations, and political insights on 'American Medicine Today'.
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50 minutes
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Holistic Health Innovations
Innovative Healing Arts
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Mindful Recovery
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We need experts involved, but I think they need to have an expertise both in medicine and the business of medicine and insurance, because those are two vastly different skill sets.
Have you ever wondered how personal stories and politics intersect in the world of healthcare? In this thought-provoking episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Dr. Alfred Bonati and Kimberly Bermel bring a unique blend of personal recovery tales, cutting-edge medical advancements, and political discussions to the forefront.
The episode kicks off with an intriguing interview with James R Hannibal, a former stealth bomber pilot who experiences synesthesia, a condition where senses overlap, causing him to perceive colors and textures when he smells. Hannibal also shares insights about his new book, 'The Lost Property Office', which explores a young boy’s journey into his father's hidden past. This segment offers a fascinating glimpse into the neurological phenomenon and its impact on daily life.
Next up, Michael Doherty, author of 'Devil Inside the Beltway', dives into the current state of the Democratic Party and the Trump administration's healthcare plans. His candid discussion provides a raw look at the political landscape and its implications for healthcare policies. Dr. Bonati also shares his expertise on the Bonati Spine Procedures, highlighting how these innovative treatments have helped patients who previously faced unsuccessful surgeries elsewhere.
The episode doesn’t shy away from controversial topics, touching on the business side of medicine, insurance challenges, and the shifting dynamics within the Democratic Party. Whether you're interested in medical breakthroughs or the political forces shaping healthcare, this episode offers something for everyone. Tune in for a blend of serious discussions and moments of levity that make complex topics accessible and engaging.