Springer Health+ IME

Springer Health+ IME: Podcast to Practice

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Podcast to Practice is the expert-led independent medical educational series aimed at healthcare professionals, brought to you by Springer Health+ IME. Each episode features leading clinical experts in their respective fields, covering a broad range of disease states from the well studied oncology, to lesser known rare diseases. Podcast to Practice discusses latest evidence-based research, clinical guidelines and expert discussions around diagnosis, therapies, and patient management, inspiring healthcare professionals to maximise their learning and make measurable change in their own clinical...

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Springer Health+ IME

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Health

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18 de feb. de 2026

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Episodios

The effects of time on blood-based biomarkers | S1E7 15.08.2024

Petrice Cogswell summarizes research looking at temporal modelling of blood-based biomarkers and when to use them to predict brain amyloid deposition.

Is it too soon to use blood-based biomarkers for AD in primary care? | S1E6 05.08.2024

Michelle Mielke discusses the current status for blood-based biomarker use in primary care in light of research presented at AAIC24.

Discussing the potential for blood based biomarker use | S1E5 05.08.2024

Rik Ossenkoppele discusses the latest research presented on blood-based biomarkers, including their accuracy for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease and when best to use them.

Advances in therapies that work across multiple disease disciplines | S5E4 18.07.2024

Explore advances in therapies available for CKD in T2D and the clinical evidence and guidelines supporting their use with Professor Nilolaus Marx

Improving integration of guidelines for CKD in T2D in clinical practice | S5E3 18.07.2024

Learn about evidence-based guidelines for management of CKD in T2D and how these can be integrated into clinical practice with Professor David Cherney

Improving recognition, diagnosis and classification of CKD in T2D | S5E2 18.07.2024

Listen to Professor Pinar Topsever discuss the risk factors for CKD in T2D, how to recognise and diagnose CKD in patients with T2D, and the barriers to recognition and diagnosis in practice.

Overview of the diabetes-cardio-kidney spectrum and importance of proactive management | S5E1 18.07.2024

Listen to Professor Tina Vilsbøll provide an overview of diabetic kidney disease (DKD) and the diabetes-cardio-kidney spectrum, as she discusses the importance of proactive identification and management.

Key CGM Updates and Highlights from the ADA 2024 Conference | S3E2 04.07.2024

Dr. Eugene Wright, Jr. discusses breaking news and clinical implications of data presented at the ADA 2024 conference on CGM technology.

Optimal approaches for resectable ALK-driven NSCLC | S4E3 25.06.2024

Dr. Solange Peters shares invaluable insights into the management of ALK-positive NSCLC with a special focus on adjuvant therapy.

Navigating NSCLC: Merging molecular insights and targeted therapy | S4E2 25.06.2024

Dr. Lizza Hendriks explores a complex case involving a 40-year-old male with ALK-rearranged non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

Targeted therapy for ALK-positive NSCLC: A practical case study | S4E1 25.06.2024

Dr. Jamie L. Schneider, delves into the practical considerations for targeted therapy in ALK-rearranged non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) through an engaging patient case commentary.

Coping with PBC: Treatment challenges and QoL insights | S2E3 25.06.2024

Kris Kowdley meets with patient Sabrina Reeser as they discuss the patient experience of treatment for PBC, including treatment challenges, variability in doctor-patient communication and involvement in clinical trials.

Key CGM Updates and Highlights from the ATTD 2024 Conference | S3E1 17.04.2024

Dr. Rozalina McCoy discusses breaking news and clinical implications of data presented at the ATTD 2024 conference on CGM technology.

Walking the path of PBC: Navigating symptoms and QoL | S2E2 09.04.2024

David Jones meets with patient and patient advocate Mo Christie as they discuss the patient experience for PBC, including the burden of the disease and its impact on quality of life, with special reference to the common, and commonly misunderstood symptom, itch.

The evolving landscape of PBC: New therapies and future directions | S2E1 09.04.2024

Kris Kowdley and David Jones share their insights on the evolving landscape of Primary Biliary Cholangitis (PBC), including new and upcoming therapy options, and how these may change practice for the disease

Breakfast bites: Highlights from CONy 2024 | S1E4 25.03.2024

Professor Zvezdan Pirtošek comments on a session about whether lecanemab treatment should extend beyond 18 months.

Breakfast bites: Highlights from CONy 2024 | S1E3 25.03.2024

Professor Lea Grinberg explains research on how Alzheimer's Disease is linked to sleep disturbance, and whether interventions for bad sleep can stop tiredness as a risk factor.

Breakfast bites: Highlights from ADPD 2024™ | S1E2 13.03.2024

Professor Oskar Hansson summarises sessions from ADPD 2024™ on anti-amyloid immunotherapies

Breakfast bites: Highlights from ADPD 2024™ | S1E1 12.03.2024

Professor Charlotte Teunissen summarises research presented at ADPD 2024™ about alzheimer's biomarkers, a novel assay for multiphosphorylated tau and the impact of confounding factors.

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