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American Medicine Today 12-29-18
American Medicine Today 12-29-18
American Medicine Today 12-29-18
Saturday 29th December 2018
Tune into 'American Medicine Today' for insights on addiction genetics, innovative pain treatments, and the appendix's role in Parkinson's.
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Ever pondered how genetics play a role in addiction or how cutting-edge treatments can alleviate chronic pain? This episode of 'American Medicine Today' brings these fascinating topics to the forefront. Hosts Kimberly Bermel Bonati and Ethan Youker, joined by Dr. Alfred Bonati and Jeff Wagstaff, delve into the complexities of addiction, the genetic factors involved, and the importance of addressing pain with compassion. Dr.
McGee shares eye-opening insights on how our genes can influence addictive behaviors, shedding light on why some individuals may be more susceptible than others. One patient's journey from debilitating neck and back pain to recovery through minimally invasive spine procedures at The Bonati Spine Institute is truly inspiring. The discussion doesn't stop there; the episode also examines a study that links the appendix to Parkinson's disease, challenging conventional medical wisdom.
Additionally, the hosts tackle the topic of patient limitations for nurses, exploring the balance between providing care and maintaining safety. With a mix of expert opinions, real-life stories, and engaging discussions, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the latest advancements and debates in healthcare.