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EMJ Podcast: Insights For Healthcare Professionals

EMJ
Cystic Fibrosis
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
Kidney Stones
Antimicrobial Resistance
Artificial Intelligence
Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Pain Management
Social Health
Neuropathic Pain
CFTR Modulators
Obesity
Diabetes
Weight Loss
Healthcare
Osteoarthritis
Glp-1 Medications
Chronic Pain
Patient Education
HIV
Clinical Trials

The EMJ Podcast is an educational podcast for healthcare professionals that covers the forefront of clinical practice, offering insights into the cutting edge of medicine. Through conversations with key opinion leaders, our hosts explore the latest trends and innovations, covering a number of clinical specialties, including oncology, dermatology, urology, cardiology, and many more.

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In this episode, Anna Caldwell speaks with paediatric allergist and immunologist Zachary Rubin about the rise of medical misinformation, vaccine hesitancy, and the opportunities and challenges of social media in healthcare. They discuss common allerg... more

In this episode of Hema Now, Megan Melody speaks about the evolution of CAR-T cell therapy and its impact on lymphoma care. She explores the major advances that have transformed outcomes for patients with relapsed and refractory disease, the unanswer... more

What does the future hold for kidney stone management? In Part 3, David S. Goldfarb explores disparities in care, promising areas of research, and the move towards more personalised approaches to prevention and treatment. He also discusses the impact... more

What are the most effective ways to prevent kidney stones from recurring? In Part 2, David S. Goldfarb discusses evidence-based prevention strategies, including dietary counselling, hydration, and the role of pharmacological therapies.

In this episode of Onc Now, Vernon Sondak reflects on the remarkable evolution of melanoma care over the course of his career. He discusses how breakthroughs in surgery, immunotherapy, targeted therapies, and neoadjuvant treatment have transformed ou... more

What causes kidney stones to form, and why are they becoming increasingly common? In Part 1, David S. Goldfarb explores the physiological mechanisms behind kidney stone disease, the evolving roles of diet, metabolism, and hydration, and the links bet... more

In this quickfire episode, David S. Goldfarb answers key questions about kidney stone disease, from common misconceptions and risk factors to the roles of genetics, lifestyle, hydration, and prevention. He also discusses changing prevalence trends, a... more

In the final episode, Salvatore Brugaletta explores the future of percutaneous coronary intervention, including AI-assisted decision-making, personalised device selection, and next-generation coronary therapies. Discover how innovation could further ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Zachary Rubin
Pediatric allergist and immunologist, author
Private practice; author of All About Allergies
Episode: Vaccines and Medical Misinformation in the Social Media Age
Dr. Megan Melody
Malignant hematologist specializing in lymphoma and cellular therapy
Tampa General Hospital
Episode: Hema Now: Innovation, Access, and Leadership in Cellular Therapy
Dr. Goldfarb
Nephrologist commenting on kidney stone prevention and management
Episode: The Rising Burden of Kidney Stones: Recurrence, Disparities, and Future Directions
Dr. Vernon Sondak
Chair of the Department of Cutaneous Oncology, Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute
Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute
Episode: Onc Now: A Lifetime of Progress in Melanoma
Dr. David S. Goldfarb
Professor of Medicine; nephrology and kidney stone disease expert
New York University (Langone Health) / NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Episode: Quick Fire: The Rising Burden of Kidney Stones
Salvatore Brugaletta
Professor and experienced interventional cardiologist; Scenic Consultant and Divisional Cardiologist at Hospital Clinic Barcelona; Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Barcelona
Hospital Clinic Barcelona; University of Barcelona
Episode: Quickfire: Cardiovascular Repair
Dr. John Maher
Consultant and senior lecturer in immunology, leads CAR Mechanics Group
Keen's College, London; Comprehensive Cancer Center
Episode: Hema Now: The Next Generation of CAR-T Cell Therapy
Christopher Cogle
Professor at University of Florida; Chief Medical Officer of Florida Medicaid; Director of the Florida Health Policy Leadership Academy
University of Florida, Florida Medicaid
Episode: Quickfire: Where Oncology Meets Public Policy
Dr. Hayes
Cardiologist and health equity advocate
Episode: Women's Heart Health: Equity, Bias, and the Future of Cardiovascular Care

Hosts

Dr. Saranya Ravindran
Host of EMJ Podcast; Deep Dive series contributor; pediatric allergy clinician and researcher
Dr. Catherine Glass
Host of EMJ Podcast: Insights For Healthcare Professionals; leads discussions on infant nutrition, microbiome, and pediatric health

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Hema Now: The Next Generation of CAR-T Cell Therapy
Q: What advances do you see as most impactful for the next decade in cellular immunotherapy?
In vivo CAR T delivery, rapid manufacturing and sterility testing, and advanced imaging to track CAR T cells in patients are among the most impactful developments that could lower costs, speed up treatment, and improve safety.
Hema Now: The Next Generation of CAR-T Cell Therapy
Q: What are the key barriers that make solid tumors harder to treat with CAR T therapy compared to blood cancers?
Key barriers include identifying uniformly expressed targets on solid tumors, heterogeneity of antigen expression leading to selective pressure, delivering CAR T cells into the tumor parenchyma, and overcoming the immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment.
Hema Now: The Next Generation of CAR-T Cell Therapy
Q: Could you tell us a little bit about the origins of the CAR Mechanics Group and how its focus has evolved over time?
The CAR Mechanics Group started around 2004 after John Maher returned to the UK; it began by targeting a specific molecule (MUC-1) and then evolved to redesign CAR architectures, including lateral CARs, to better address solid tumors and scalability, with collaboration with Lucid Bio advancing a phase one trial.
Hema Now: Innovation, Access, and Leadership in Cellular Therapy
Q: What have been the most significant advances in CAR T cell therapy over the past decade?
Advances include improved toxicity management with a growing comfort level among centers, the disappearance of deaths from major toxicities in newer trials, and the development of dual-targeted CAR T and in vivo CAR approaches that may enhance efficacy and safety while broadening access.
The Rising Burden of Kidney Stones: Recurrence, Disparities, and Future Directions
Q: What is the role of screening for asymptomatic stones and how might that influence management?
Imaging can detect asymptomatic stones, and there is growing discussion about removing such stones prophylactically in select cases to prevent future ER visits and infections, though this represents a shift from traditional conservative management.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The conversations center on evidence-based approaches to pediatric allergies, infant nutrition, and kidney and cardiovascular health, with a strong emphasis on translating research into clinical and family-facing practice. Across episodes, listeners learn about early prevention and management strategies for food allergies, the microbiome and its long-term health implications, and cutting-edge kidney disease therapies and risk stratification. A notable thread is the practical application of guideline-driven care, policy considerations in public health, and the role of patient and caregiver education in improving outcomes. The show stands out for its clinician-expert guests, international perspectives, and a sustained focus on translating com... more

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