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  • American Medicine Today 5-6-17

American Medicine Today 5-6-17

Saturday 6th May 2017

Join Kimberly Bermel and Dr. Alfred Bonati as they discuss antibiotic risks, spine surgery innovations, and personal recovery stories on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Unpacking Antibiotic Risks and Spine Surgery Insights on American Medicine Today

We want to put patience above politics.
Ever wondered about the hidden dangers of common antibiotics or the latest in spine surgery techniques? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Bermel and Dr. Alfred Bonati take you on an enlightening journey through some of today's most pressing healthcare topics. Dr. Bonati, renowned for his pioneering work with the Bonati Spine Procedures, shares his expertise on conservative treatments for spine surgery, emphasizing the importance of patient-doctor communication and putting patient needs above politics.
One highlight is their discussion on fluoroquinolone antibiotics, a widely used class of drugs that can have severe and lasting side effects. They delve into why these risks are often overlooked and what patients need to know. The episode also features inspiring personal recovery stories, including a tale of a patient who defied the odds to regain strength through creative activities like painting.
Wrapping up with a dive into the political landscape of healthcare, the hosts explore innovative models aimed at increasing value while cutting costs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone keen to stay informed about the latest in medical innovations and healthcare politics.