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75 public recordings on health and medicine, newest first. Each page has a summary, chapters, short quotes with timestamps and the original.

  1. Greg Inglis on Maroons LegacyGreg Inglis looks back on Origin glory, his retirement, his recovery from addiction and the lessons he now teaches.33 min · Podcast episode
  2. Hip Knocker Episode 280Ryan Curtis says consistent hard work and reframing, not shortcuts, drove his recovery from a spinal injury.1 h 07 min · Podcast episode
  3. La Crosse's Death PlansLa Crosse, Wisconsin made talking about death routine, so 96% of residents who die have planned it.23 min · Podcast episode
  4. Fifth WednesdayIt is the fifth Wednesday, so nothing counts, there is no proper episode, and everyone should stop.2 min · Podcast episode
  5. Jessica Baker on The SocialTrauma-informed preparation at CTV's The Social let survivor Jessica Baker tell her story safely and confidently.18 min · Podcast episode
  6. Lost Podcast RecoveryFungi are connective chemical wizards that shaped life on land, medicine, food and how we understand ecosystems.1 h 37 min · Podcast episode
  7. Queenie's 30s JourneyCandice Carty-Williams says Queenie Is Working On It tackles fertility, medical racism and female friendship in your 30s.44 min · Podcast episode
  8. OCD: Obsessions, Compulsions, and RecoveryOCD runs on a cortico-striato-thalamic loop, and exposure therapy that blocks the compulsion works best.36 min · Podcast episode
  9. The CUTECORE ROBLOX GAME with a DARK SECRET...A Roblox showcase game turns badge hunting into a portrait of self-isolation, and a creepier sequel follows.17 min · Video
  10. 9 Simple Changes to Feel Better NowMel Robbins gives nine tiny, research-backed changes you can do today to feel better.44 min · Podcast episode
  11. Chagas Disease TransmissionA new global study shows Chagas burden falling sharply, while doxycycline still outperforms rifampicin against onchocerciasis.1 h 03 min · Podcast episode
  12. Dua Lipa: 'Radical Optimism', Songwriting & Headlining Glastonbury | Apple MusicDua Lipa says Radical Optimism came from growth, not destiny, and reveals she is headlining Glastonbury.56 min · Video
  13. Fauci Fifth Amendment HearingA podcast pair say Fauci's Fifth-Amendment silence proves COVID-era crimes nobody has been held accountable for.1 h 24 min · Podcast episode
  14. FDA Reverses mRNA Flu Vaccine DecisionVaccine-preventable viruses are surging while federal regulators undermine confidence, and their damage reaches far beyond the lungs.43 min · Podcast episode
  15. Floss-Based Vaccination and IgA ProtectionFloss-delivered vaccine protects mice, and human milk IgA limits a Th17-inducing gut bacterium in infants.1 h 11 min · Podcast episode
  16. Labor Collapse, Vaccine Harms & Biological Colonialism - Toby Rogers - TBS Ep 26Tucker and Rogers argue collapsing labor participation traces to vaccines, trade, lockdowns and a captured medical system.1 h 03 min · Video
  17. Mosquito Vaccine PlatformTwo studies: wildlife trade drives pathogen sharing with humans, and vaccines delivered by mosquitoes or saline traps could immunize bats.1 h 50 min · Podcast episode
  18. Optimize Sleep with Morning LightMorning sunlight, timed temperature, caffeine discipline and dark evenings are the levers that set up good sleep.40 min · Podcast episode
  19. RFK Jr. on Vaccines and Health FreedomVaccines prevent measurable death and disability, while US vaccine policy under Kennedy actively undermines that protection.53 min · Podcast episode
  20. Bipolar Disorder: Mania and Hypomania ExplainedBipolar disorder is defined by manic episodes, and lithium plus therapy, not lifestyle alone, treats it.35 min · Podcast episode
  21. Eamon Cook's Legacy of TraumaA bonus Pirate Predator episode gives Eamon Cook's victims, children and neighbours their full, unedited statements.34 min · Podcast episode
  22. Female Genital Schistosomiasis in MalawiFemale genital schistosomiasis is massively under-diagnosed because urine testing misses it; colposcopy finds it.50 min · Podcast episode
  23. Five-Second Rule in SurgeryDaniel Griffin's clinical update: dropped implants stay contaminated, measles keeps climbing, and high-dose flu vaccine lowers dementia risk.40 min · Podcast episode
  24. Flu Vaccine Mandate RemovedTWIV 1317 covers the military flu mandate, the human DNA virome, and a shrimp virus infecting eyes.1 h 42 min · Podcast episode
  25. Folk and Amber: Spain ReflectionsTwo sisters record from Spain on their last holiday days, swapping exhausted-parent stories, new hobbies and listener advice.27 min · Podcast episode
  26. Joanna Warner's Recovery JourneyJoanna Warner traces addiction, grooming and street prostitution in Blackburn to a life rebuilt in recovery.1 h 53 min · Podcast episode
  27. Malaria Control in Refugee SettingsNo single tool controls malaria: spatial repellent emanators help displaced families, but only inside a multi-pronged attack.42 min · Podcast episode
  28. Manifesto: To AmericaDan Taberski's Manifesto argues manifestos channel rage into change, and asks why violence keeps hijacking them.35 min · Podcast episode
  29. The Melancholy of Nerissa Ravencroft | Creating "Blue World"Nerissa Ravencroft walks through how Blue World was made, from Shoji Meguro's demo to its deeply personal lyrics.2 h 28 min · Video
  30. Twiv Episode 1303Two vaccine papers suggest shingles vaccination slows biological aging and mucosal TLR vaccines broadly protect mice.1 h 51 min · Podcast episode
  31. Unsafe at Any Speed: Dr. Toby Rogers on DarkHorseToby Rogers argues the CDC childhood vaccine schedule, not genetics, drives a 27,600% rise in autism.1 h 49 min · Video
  32. كيف يكون طعامك دواؤك - خبير الطبخ الصحيThe most important thing about your diet is who cooks it: a corporation or a human being.16 min · Video
  33. AI-Driven Aging Reversal DiscoveryAI has collapsed decades of age-reversal chemistry into months, and Sinclair says human trials start now.2 h 19 min · Video
  34. Alpha-GPC for Late-Night WorkoutsHuberman answers listener questions on late workouts, morning light, over-optimization, memory, fertility and perimenopause.1 h 44 min · Podcast episode
  35. Ancient Pathogens in EurasiaAncient DNA ties disease to farming and livestock, while plasmid size sets copy number by a universal scaling law.1 h 05 min · Podcast episode
  36. ASTMH Conference HighlightsA tropical medicine career built across Germany, Scotland, Johannesburg and Sierra Leone, shaped by drug resistance and outbreaks.1 h 04 min · Podcast episode
  37. Count of Monte Cristo 67Villefort tells Madame Danglars their buried child's body is gone and may have survived.25 min · Audiobook (public domain)
  38. Episode 1 - Understanding Biosecurity365Year-round biosecurity starts with boots, easy shed barriers and daily habits, not gates and wheel washers.44 min · Video
  39. Hunting the Suicide SalesmanAn online forum and an easily bought preservative turned private suicidal crises into more than a hundred deaths.50 min · Podcast episode
  40. Kagan Gill: From Ejection to HealingA Navy fighter pilot survived a 695 mph ejection and rebuilt his body and life.3 h 00 min · Podcast episode
  41. Project Hail Mary and Vaccine Panel ControversyTWIV 1308: Daniel Griffin reviews bird flu, measles, norovirus and data showing COVID vaccination halves sudden death.51 min · Podcast episode
  42. Psychoanalysis vs PsychotherapyWhat separates psychoanalysis proper from analytic psychotherapy is deliberately evoking and analysing a transference neurosis.49 min · Podcast episode
  43. Stammplatz: Infantino, Brandt, EichhornA Sunday transfer round-up: Infantino backs down, Alex Bade joins Newcastle, Kenneth Eichhorn falls ill.13 min · Podcast episode
  44. Surgeon General Confirmation ControversyLies from health officials collide with hard data on polio, measles, flu and pregnancy vaccination.41 min · Podcast episode
  45. Trichomonas Bow Tie MysteryA man's amoebic liver abscesses from El Salvador also revealed an unrelated, still-localized gastric cancer.1 h 17 min · Podcast episode
  46. 1894: Rat in the DrumRats became pests and lab models only because humans defined ownership, disease and standardized breeding around them.58 min · Podcast episode
  47. Bird Flu Die-Off and FDA Monitoring UpdateA judge undid Kennedy's vaccine overhaul as measles, RSV and new COVID data all argue for vaccination.44 min · Podcast episode
  48. Exercise and Brain HealthModerate exercise at the speech-test heart rate builds the brain; too much, or chronic stress, destroys it.1 h 07 min · Podcast episode
  49. Fauci Fifth Amendment HearingFauci's Fifth Amendment testimony shows America prosecuting individuals over COVID's origins instead of reckoning with systemic failures.34 min · Podcast episode
  50. Finding Desire in Busy LifeDesire does not vanish in the rush hour of life; pressure-free space and distress, not norms, decide.38 min · Podcast episode
  51. One More Time: Maya's Dog SanctuaryIn the season finale, the community's 33,000 euros build Mayla the dog refuge she dreamed of.41 min · Podcast episode
  52. Parasitic Brain Infection CaseA Haiti-born man's brain mass, read as a tumor, proved to be AIDS-defining cerebral toxoplasmosis.57 min · Podcast episode
  53. Plasmodium knowlesi MalariaA Malaysian man's daily fevers after a jungle trip turn out to be Plasmodium nolsi malaria.57 min · Podcast episode
  54. Psychoanalysis vs PsychotherapyPsychoanalysis proper differs from analytic psychotherapy by deliberately evoking and analyzing the transference neurosis.49 min · Podcast episode
  55. Spontaneous Communication SkillsSpontaneous speaking is a learnable skill: manage anxiety, aim for connection over perfection, and lean on structure.57 min · Podcast episode
  56. This Dentist Hid Something Inside This Roblox Player’s ToothA dentist hides a transmitter in Sophia's tooth, then hunts her and Jack at home.11 min · Video
  57. TWIP: Schistosomiasis CaseA pregnant Tanzanian woman's bloody, sticky diarrhea proved to be two parasites, Giardia and Entamoeba.1 h 12 min · Podcast episode
  58. Vibrio pectenicia Causes Sea Star Wasting DiseaseVibrio pectensidia causes sea star wasting disease, and microcolony-seq reveals inherited phenotypic memory inside bacterial populations.49 min · Podcast episode
  59. 036: Group A Plasma in Trauma with Nancy Dunbar & Tait StevensTwo multicenter studies find group A plasma in trauma shows no increased mortality for incompatible patients.55 min · Video
  60. Age of PleasureJanelle Monae reached her Age of Pleasure only after healing abandonment trauma and learning that pleasure requires feeling safe.1 h 03 min · Podcast episode

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