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American Medicine Today 6-20-2020
American Medicine Today 6-20-2020
American Medicine Today 6-20-2020
Friday 19th June 2020
Join 'American Medicine Today' as hosts explore spine surgeries, national unity, and police reform with expert guests. Listen now!
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Get the buttons here!Balancing Medical Innovations and Social Issues: American Medicine Today
This whole idea of science not leading what the public policy is is what is so bothersome, because it seems to have mushroomed to these laws that Congress is making.
Ever wondered how the intersection of science and public policy impacts our daily lives? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Bermel Benati, Ethan Euchre, and Jeff Wagstaff bring you a riveting mix of medical advancements and pressing societal debates. The conversation kicks off with Dr. Singleton, who raises concerns about misinformation from so-called experts, using the early pandemic mask guidance as a prime example.
His insights challenge us to think critically about the information we consume and trust. Alfred Benati MD, the inventor of the Benati spine procedures, joins the discussion to highlight the benefits of minimally invasive surgeries. He shares compelling patient stories that underscore the transformative power of these procedures. The hosts also caution listeners about spine institutes that lure patients into more invasive, risky surgeries. But it’s not all about medicine.
The episode takes a reflective turn as the hosts discuss moments of national unity, drawing parallels between the collective spirit post-Pearl Harbor and 9/11 and today’s polarized climate. They advocate for sensible debates that avoid demonizing opposing views, especially when discussing police reform. The hosts agree that while law enforcement must address internal issues, it's unfair to blame them for all societal problems. This episode is a blend of expert medical advice, historical reflection, and thoughtful discourse on current events.
It offers a balanced perspective on how healthcare innovations and social issues intertwine, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the broader implications of medical and political decisions.