최고 Insights For Professionals 팟캐스트 (2025)

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EPISODE 6: "The Whole Patient: Addressing Quality of Life and Complications" 21:19

3h ago21:19

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How to Use MEDDPICC to ACE Your Interview 13:31

6d ago13:31

13:31

When you’re going for a new role, how can you make MEDDPICC work for you? Yes, a lot of companies are looking for MEDDPICC when they’re hiring, but that’s not the only way it can benefit you when you’re on the job hunt. In this episode of MEDMEN, Andy and Pim explain how you can use MEDDPICC in the interview process to set yourself apart from other…

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Overdiagnosis or early detection? The controversy of melanoma in situ 40:09

29d ago40:09

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As melanoma in situ (MIS) diagnoses rise, concerns about overdiagnosis are growing — with real implications for patients, clinicians and the health system. In this episode of our podcast Melanoma Insights for Professionals, experts from dermatology, pathology, psychology and research come together to explore the drivers of overdiagnosis, the psycho…

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EPISODE 5: "The Fight Against Pain: Latest Treatments and Innovations" 20:17

3h ago20:17

20:17

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EPISODE 4: "Living with Fire: Patients Tell Their DPN Stories" 10:45

3h ago10:45

10:45

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Inventive Step at the Unified Patent Court | UPC e10 16:17

13h ago16:17

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19 November 2025 | In this episode, Tilman Pfrang and Bart van Wezenbeek are taking a closer look at how the Unified Patent Court is dealing with inventive step. Five decisions and five different shades of analysis. From strict problem-solution reasoning to more holistic, incentive-based tests. See how inventive step is evolving across the division…

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Global Perspectives on Cystic Fibrosis: Evolution of Cystic Fibrosis Care in the USA 6:37

3d ago6:37

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How did the USA build one of the world's most comprehensive cystic fibrosis care systems? In Part 1 of our deep dive, Peter Mogayzel explores the development of national cystic fibrosis centres, the impact of newborn screening, and how a strong foundation in care standards transformed outcomes across generations. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01…

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Quickfire: Global Perspectives on Cystic Fibrosis: Building Models of Care and Driving Innovation 3:39

3d ago3:39

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In this quickfire introduction, Peter J. Mogayzel answers fast questions about the evolution of cystic fibrosis care in the USA, from early screening and survival milestones to innovation, policy, and equitable access. A perfect primer on where cystic fibrosis care stands today.저자 EMJ

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Why the Cough Won't Stop: Neuronal Hypersensitivity in Refractory Chronic Cough 23:29

4d ago23:29

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In the second episode of this three-part series, we delve into the science behind Refractory Chronic Cough (RCC), focusing on the role of neuronal hypersensitivity and how the cough reflex becomes dysregulated.1 Join leading experts as they explain the neurobiology of RCC, discuss the latest research, and share practical insights for identifying RC…

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Deep Dive 3/3: The Rise of Bio-gravitational Medicine 17:24

7d ago17:24

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Could 'gravity prescriptions' become a new form of therapy? Spiegel explores the concept of bio-gravitational medicine, from flotation tanks to National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)-developed rehabilitation technology, and how virtual reality may help patients simulate weightlessness. He also predicts what the next decade of gravity …

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Deep Dive 2/3: Gravity and the Gut Microbiome 10:24

7d ago10:24

10:24

How does gravity shape our internal ecosystems? Spiegel explains the emerging science linking the microbiome, serotonin, and balance. He discusses how microgravity alters gut health in astronauts and why posture could affect digestion and mood on Earth.Timestamps:00:59 – Microbiome and balance03:36 – Microgravity gut effects06:25 – Serotonin and gr…

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Deep Dive 1/3: Understanding Gravity Intolerance 21:14

9d ago21:14

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In this first deep dive, Spiegel unpacks his bold hypothesis: that irritable bowel syndrome and similar disorders could stem from gravity intolerance. He discusses his self-experiment simulating stronger gravity, the role of core strength in symptom relief, and how altitude affects gastrointestinal conditions. Timestamps:01:04 – What is gravity int…

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Quickfire: How Does Gravity Harm Health? 8:05

9d ago8:05

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Brennan Spiegel answers rapid-fire questions about the effects of gravity on the human body and mind. From fatigue to irritable bowel syndrome to mental health, learn why gravity might be one of medicine's most overlooked forces, and how virtual reality is helping researchers study its effects.저자 EMJ

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The Biggest Hiring Mistake Sales Leaders Keep Making 10:17

13d ago10:17

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Sales leaders need to treat the hiring process like a sales opportunity. If someone can’t convince you to hire them, why would they be able to convince customers to buy your solution? Treating every interaction with a candidate through the lens of a deal is how you get a real insight into how someone is as a seller. In this episode of MEDMEN, Andy …

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The Next Era of Diagnosis: From Leadership to Legacy 14:04

14d ago14:04

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In this final episode, Ghatak and Olivo reflect on leadership, mentorship, and the legacy of innovation in diagnostics. Discover what drives them to keep pushing the boundaries of healthcare technology. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:45 - Good leadership 05:04 - Advice for young professionals 07:34 - Diagnostic gaps 09:34 - Maintaining motivat…

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The Next Era of Diagnosis: Real-World Applications 16:32

14d ago16:32

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From lab to clinic, how do diagnostic breakthroughs make a real-world impact? Ghatak and Olivo explore bridging the gap between development and implementation, managing risk, and balancing innovation with ethics in patient care. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 00:43 – Implementation challenges 02:40 – Strategic risk 03:46 – Trial and error 06:21 –…

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Onc Now: Episode 28: Challenges and Hope in Kidney Cancer Research 40:41

14d ago40:41

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In this episode, Jonathan Sackier speaks with Brian Rini, Chief of Clinical Trials at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, and an internationally known leader in genitourinary oncology. The discussion explores the evolution of kidney cancer treatment, highlighting breakthroughs in immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and precisio…

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London calling: Case law unwrapped 38:59

7d ago38:59

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In this episode of Insight epi, Michael Thesen and Howard Read discuss the key takeaways from the EPO Boards of Appeal Case Law Seminar held on 30 October 2025 in London. The conversation covers G 1/24 on claim construction, G 1/23 on reproducibility, the use of AI-based evidence (T 1193/23), new approaches to inventive step and burden of proof, an…

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Cold Truths of Endometriosis and Cryoablation: Hope, Hype or Hard Evidence? 22:33

15d ago22:33

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In this EMJ podcast, experts discuss challenges within endometriosis care and cryoablation as an emerging treatment option. Navigating disease burden, current management limitations, the promise of precision imaging and minimally invasive techniques, the conversation highlights early clinical experience, ongoing research, and future directions for …

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Pollution, Pregnancy, and Paediatrics: Actioning Change in the Clinic 18:43

16d ago18:43

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How can clinicians make a difference? Woodruff outlines practical steps, screening tools, and advocacy approaches that can help reduce patients' exposure to harmful chemicals. She also reflects on policy progress and shares trusted resources for environmental health education. Timestamps: 01:16 – Action and change 06:39 – How to reduce patients' to…

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Pollution, Pregnancy, and Paediatrics: Who's Most at Risk? 20:20

16d ago20:20

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Which communities bear the brunt of pollution during pregnancy and early life? Woodruff explores the links between socioeconomic status, genetics, and environmental exposure, illustrating how 'double jeopardy' and environmental injustice compound health risks for vulnerable families. Timestamps: 01:36 – Pre-term birth 06:07 – Gut microbiome 11:37 –…

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The Next Era of Diagnosis: Reimagining Diagnostic Innovation 16:58

16d ago16:58

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How is diagnostic innovation evolving across industries and institutions? In Part 1, Sudip Ghatak and Paul Olivo discuss the drivers of innovation, from scientific discovery to clinical need, and reveal the most disruptive changes happening in diagnostics today. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 02:16 – Unpacking ImmunoProfile 05:50 – Testing for wh…

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Quickfire: The Next Era of Diagnosis 5:55

16d ago5:55

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In this fast-paced episode, host Jonathan Sackier introduces ImmunoProfile's Sudip Ghatak and Paul Olivo. Discover their motivations, myths about diagnostics, and how curiosity fuels innovation in just a few minutes.저자 EMJ

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Bonus Episode: Episode 1 - The Gender Gap: Exploring differences in Chronic Pain 19:41

20d ago19:41

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Chronic pain, particularly in the context of rheumatic diseases, represents one of the most pervasive global health challenges, affecting over one-quarter of the world's population. In recent decades, the influence of gender on pain perception and management has emerged as a significant focus of both scientific inquiry and clinical practice. Epidem…

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Bonus Episode: Episode 2 - AI in Healthcare: Trust, Transformation, and the Human Touch – Can AI Help Doctors Be More Human? 19:58

20d ago19:58

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A recent survey among 2,000 patients in the USA revealed a growing openness to AI in healthcare, especially when it enhances time with physicians. The majority of patients support AI tools if used as ambient listening devices leading to more direct interaction with the HCP allowing more face-to-face time. However, concerns remain, particularly arou…

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Pollution, Pregnancy, and Paediatrics: How Toxins Harm Health 19:21

20d ago19:21

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Tracey Woodruff breaks down how pollutants, from pesticides to plastics, affect pregnancy and early development. She discusses evolving research on replacement chemicals, the biological mechanisms behind toxic exposure, and the latest findings that alarm (and motivate) scientists today.저자 EMJ

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Quickfire: Pollution, Pregnancy, and Paediatrics 4:55

20d ago4:55

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In this rapid-fire Q&A, Woodruff shares her top environmental health concerns for pregnancy and childhood. From phthalates and plastics to practical tips for clinicians, she highlights why even small exposures matter, and how awareness is the first step to prevention.저자 EMJ

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Bonus Episode: Bridging the QoL Gap in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia 27:58

21d ago27:58

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This podcast has been supported by Novartis In this new podcast episode, Lisa Machado, a patient advocate diagnosed with CML in 2008 and clinician and CML expert Jeffrey Lipton, sit down to explore: How patients and physicians can navigate the shock of diagnosis and information overload. Why aligning treatment goals goes beyond molecular milestones…

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Your SKO Events SUCK - Here's How To Make Them GREAT 13:31

20d ago13:31

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When you’re going for a new role, how can you make MEDDPICC work for you? Yes, a lot of companies are looking for MEDDPICC when they’re hiring, but that’s not the only way it can benefit you when you’re on the job hunt. In this episode of MEDMEN, Andy and Pim explain how you can use MEDDPICC in the interview process to set yourself apart from other…

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The Obesity Puzzle in the Era of GLP-1s: Meds, Maintenance, Mindset 13:52

27d ago13:52

13:52

What happens after GLP-1s? Holly Wyatt discusses medication exit strategies, physiological adaptation, and future hope in obesity care. Learn how to transition from medication to mastery with purpose and self-efficacy. Timestamps: 00:40 – GLP-1s 03:36 – Stopping GLP-1s 09:13 – Challenges 09:56 – Exit strategies 11:17 – Looking ahead…

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The Obesity Puzzle in the Era of GLP-1s: Sustainable Health Habits 14:35

28d ago14:35

14:35

From nutrition to sleep and stress, this episode examines the real-life habits that make or break long-term success. Holly Wyatt explains how to build sustainable routines and redefine relapse without shame or failure. Timestamps: 00:36 - Diets 04:30 - Physical activity 07:25 - Weight re-gain 09:09 – Sleep/Stress 11:52 – Public health…

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Bonus Episode: Podcast 2 Episode 1: Showcasing Becker Muscular Dystrophy: Insights from Natural History 24:00

28d ago24:00

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The following podcasts were funded by Edgewise Therapeutics. Disclaimers: The views and opinions expressed in these podcasts are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of Edgewise Therapeutics or EMJ. The speakers received honoraria for participating in this recording. This episode offers experts insights from with Dr…

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G 1/23: What do we know? 29:50

29d ago29:50

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22 October 2025 | A product on the market — but no recipe to make it. Is it still prior art? For more than thirty years, G 1/92 offered only a brief answer and left key issues unresolved. In this episode, Howard Read, Gianni Masciopinto, Rose Hughes and Jim Boff discuss how the Enlarged Board’s new decision G 1/23 finally clarified what counts as p…

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The Obesity Puzzle in the Era of GLP-1s: Weight Loss Psychology 14:40

1M ago14:40

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Holly Wyatt explores the psychological side of sustained weight loss: mindset, identity shifts, and why willpower isn't enough. Discover patterns from over 10,000 successful weight maintainers, and the first steps toward emotional resilience in obesity care. Timestamps: 00:45 – Wyatt's Journey 03:48 – Psychological barriers 06:09 – State of Slim 08…

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Quickfire: The Obesity Puzzle in the Era of GLP-1s 3:59

1M ago3:59

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In this rapid-fire episode, Holly Wyatt answers key questions on metabolism, myths, motivation, GLP-1 misconceptions, and daily health habits. Ideal for listeners seeking a fast, insightful overview of modern weight management in under 5 minutes.저자 EMJ

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AMJ Podcast | Episode 3: Shifting the Silence: The Evolving Landscape in Pulmonary Fibrosis 1:07:49

1M ago1:07:49

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This content was funded by Boehringer Ingelheim, who had no influence or involvement in the development of the content. This material is intended for U.S. healthcare professionals. Pulmonary fibrosis remains one of the most challenging respiratory diseases – often underdiagnosed, undertreated, and misunderstood. In this AMJ podcast, Ayodeji Adeguns…

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Antimicrobial Stewardship in Children: Future of Vaccines and Antimicrobial Stewardship 8:24

1M ago8:24

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In the final episode of this series, Susanna Esposito explores how vaccine coverage, microbiome preservation, and emerging therapeutics intersect with antimicrobial stewardship. She also discusses innovative strategies, such as bacteriophages, microbiome-targeted therapies, and AI-driven predictive analytics, to prevent infections while optimising …

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Antimicrobial Stewardship in Children: Meningitis and Rational Antibiotic Use 7:47

1M ago7:47

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In the second deep dive of the series, Susanna Esposito discusses the latest guidelines for diagnosing and treating bacterial meningitis in children. She highlights balancing urgent empirical therapy with stewardship principles, appropriate use of corticosteroids, emerging resistance patterns, and how hospitals can leverage local data to optimise a…

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Episode 2: The First Tingle: Recognizing Early Signs of DPN 13:13

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Episode 1 - Prof. Solomon Tesfaye - The Global Challenge DPN Around the World 25:31

1M ago25:31

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Episode 3: Understanding the Pain Puzzle: Neuropathic Pain Fundamentals 18:48

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Antimicrobial Stewardship in Children: Respiratory Infections: Viral or Bacterial? 9:56

1M ago9:56

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Susanna Esposito joins Saranya Ravindran to explore how clinicians can distinguish viral from bacterial respiratory infections in children. From bronchiolitis management to targeted testing, stewardship strategies, and the role of vitamin D and point-of-care diagnostics, this episode unpacks evidence-based approaches to reduce unnecessary antibioti…

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Quickfire: Antimicrobial Stewardship in Children 5:36

1M ago5:36

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In this rapid-fire episode, Susanna Esposito answers key questions about antimicrobial stewardship in children, from identifying viral versus bacterial infections, to emerging diagnostics and best practices for rational antibiotic use. Perfect for listeners short on time.저자 EMJ

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Breaking the Silence on Suicide Prevention 50:58

1M ago50:58

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In this special World Mental Health Day episode, Jonathan Sackier speaks with Debi Roberts about breaking down barriers to mental health conversations and creating practical pathways for suicide prevention. From developing the Safe Plan and Prescription Safe Plan, to applying the Theory of Constraints in mental health systems, Debi brings clarity a…

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Osteopathy in Practice: Future of Care 8:36

1M ago8:36

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Description: In the final episode, Sandy Phanor delves into how her background in law helps her to maintain her confidentiality and professionalism in the clinic. She also looks towards the future, discussing technological advancements and the future of holistic care. Timestamps: 01:14 – Law influence 02:15 – Osteopathy evolution 03:26 – Personalis…

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Osteopathy in Practice: Sports Injury Recovery 8:26

1M ago8:26

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Description: What role does osteopathy play in sports injury rehab? And how does it differ between an office worker and an athlete? Sandy Phanor answers these questions, as well as explaining the benefits of good patient education in preventing repeat injuries. Timestamps: 01:19 – Sports people 03:18 – Balancing recovery 04:30 – Office versus athle…

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Hema Now: Episode 27: From Stem Cell Donation to Machine Learning 22:01

1M ago22:01

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In this episode of Hema Now, the authors sit down with Sunil Gupta to explore how advances in haematology are transforming both research and patient care. From breaking down misconceptions about stem cell donation to discussing emerging technologies, such as machine learning, Gupta shares insights into the breakthroughs, challenges, and future dire…

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UPC Case Law 09: The long-arm effect of the UPC 17:38

1M ago17:38

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07 October 2025 | In today’s episode of our series on UPC case law, Tilman Pfrang and Bart van Wezenbeek explore how the Unified Patent Court has interpreted and applied long-arm jurisdiction following a landmark decision of the European Court of Justice. We’ll look at how the UPC has responded, what it means for cross-border enforcement, and how r…

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Osteopathy in Practice: Mind-Body Healing 12:13

1M ago12:13

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Sandy Phanor reflects on her experiences in the clinic and explains how she harnesses the power of emotional connection with her patients, who now actively seek osteopathic appointments. Additionally, she explains her internal flow chart to assess patients. and how she ensures she uses the right technique in each situation. Timestamps: 01:16 – Emot…

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Osteopathy in Practice: Quickfire 8:12

1M ago8:12

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In this rapid-fire episode, Sandy Phanor answers quick questions about her craft, discussing misconceptions about osteopathy, common conditions such as back pain, common causes of conditions, such as slouching, and how she enjoys treating spinal issues the most.저자 EMJ

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