Bedste A Lun-podcasts (2024)

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Understanding Delirium in Patients in the Intensive Care Unit 14:59

16d ago14:59

14:59

ICU delirium is a very common consequence of an ICU stay and critical illness, especially in very sick patients. Patients who develop delirium often appear confused, have difficulty paying attention, and may become aggressive or withdrawn. Dr. Heather Torbic discusses risk factors, diagnosis and treatment for delirium, and emphasizes the role that …

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Understanding Sepsis 24:11

4M ago24:11

24:11

Sepsis is a life-threatening medical emergency caused by the body's overwhelming reaction to an infection. Two Critical Care and Emergency Medicine physicians join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to cover all things sepsis. They explain what sepsis is and how it is a leading cause of death in hospitals worldwide. They also cover what Cleve…

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Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) 26:40

5M ago26:40

26:40

Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a lung injury that happens when fluids build up in small air sacs of the lungs, preventing your lungs from filling up with air. In this episode of Respiratory Inspirations, two doctors from the Department of Critical Care Medicine at Cleveland Clinic break down the causes, symptoms and treatments of ARD…

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Pulmonary Rehabilitation 16:14

8M ago16:14

16:14

Pulmonary rehabilitation is a program designed to help people with a chronic lung disease, such as COPD or cystic fibrosis, learn how to breathe easier and improve their quality of life. Debasis Sahoo, MD, is the director of pulmonary rehabilitation at Marymount Hospital and South Point Hospital. Dr. Sahoo joins the Respiratory Inspirations podcast…

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Preventing New HIV Infections with PrEP 40:48

9M ago40:48

40:48

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine used to reduce the chances of getting HIV infection from sex or injection drug use. Three experts from the Department of Infectious Disease at Cleveland Clinic join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss PrEP and other tools for HIV prevention.…

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Tracheobronchomalacia 25:23

11M ago25:23

25:23

Tracheobronchomalacia (TBM) happens when your main airway and the airways leading to your lungs close more than they should, affecting your ability to breathe. Thomas Gildea, MD joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to talk about TBM and excessive dynamic airway collapse (EDAC). He explains how the large airway works, what happens when it’…

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Critical Care for Patients With Cancer 26:02

11M ago26:02

26:02

Experts in critical care and pulmonary medicine join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss the Medical Oncology Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Cleveland Clinic. The doctors explain why this specialized ICU exists, who it serves and what to expect if you or a loved one are in the medical oncology ICU.…

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Opioids and Lung Health 29:42

12M ago29:42

29:42

Experts in pulmonary and critical care medicine from Cleveland Clinic join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss opioids and lung health. The doctors explain how opioids can affect the respiratory system, the signs someone might be experiencing breathing problems due to opioids and the precautions that should be taken to keep your lun…

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Immunotherapy Side Effects: Pneumonitis and More 22:17

1y ago22:17

22:17

Immunotherapy is a newer form of therapy for cancers. While immunotherapy is revolutionizing the management of many cancers, there can be unintended consequences and side effects associated with the therapy. In this episode of Respiratory Inspirations, two experts in pulmonary and critical care medicine at Cleveland Clinic discuss the side effects …

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Virtual ICU Rounding: Involving Patients’ Loved Ones Through Video 25:33

1y ago25:33

25:33

Adi Gerblich, MD is a physician in the department of critical care medicine at Cleveland Clinic, as well as the division chief of pulmonary medicine at Hillcrest Hospital. Dr. Gerblich joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to talk about virtual ICU rounding. He starts by describing the ICU environment and the types of communications used b…

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Bone and Joint Infections 31:12

1y ago31:12

31:12

Maja Babic, MD joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to cover everything you need to know about bone and joint infections. Dr. Babic explains why a team approach is needed for the diagnosis and treatment of bone and joint infections and how the team works together to care for the patient. She also covers topics such as diabetic foot infect…

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ECMO: Extracorporeal Life Support 24:45

1y ago24:45

24:45

Sudhir Krishnan, MD is the medical director of the ECMO team in the critical care department at Cleveland Clinic. He joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss everything you need to know about ECMO. Listen in to learn what ECMO is, why and how it is used and how patients are chosen to undergo ECMO. Dr. Krishnan also covers common co…

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Respiratory Support and Therapy in the ICU 30:22

1+ y ago30:22

30:22

Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila, MD, director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit at Cleveland Clinic, joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss the details of respiratory support and therapy in the ICU. Dr. Mireles kicks things off by explaining the role of a respiratory therapist and how to become one. He goes on to explain the processe…

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What You Should Know About Travel Vaccines 19:50

1+ y ago19:50

19:50

Steven Mawhorter, MD and Pooja Cerrato, Pharm.D. of the Cleveland Clinic Pre-Travel Clinic join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to cover everything you need to know about staying healthy during international travel. They explain why it’s important to set up a travel health consultation before your trip and everything you can expect to lear…

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Non-invasive Ventilation Strategies for COPD and Hypercapnia 23:21

1+ y ago23:21

23:21

Umur Hatipoglu, MD, COPD expert and the director of respiratory therapy at Cleveland Clinic, joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to talk about the use of non-invasive ventilation (NIV) strategies for people with COPD and high carbon dioxide levels, or hypercapnia. Dr. Hatipoglu explains why COPD can lead to high carbon dioxide levels and…

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Curing Food Allergies in Children with Early Oral Immunotherapy 23:23

1+ y ago23:23

23:23

Could food allergies become a thing of the past? Jaclyn Bjelac, MD, Associate Director of the Food Allergy Center of Excellence at Cleveland Clinic, joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss early oral immunotherapy – a form of therapy being used to cure food allergies in children. Dr. Bjelac explains exactly what early OIT is, what…

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Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) 22:54

1+ y ago22:54

22:54

Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) is the term used to describe the collection of physical, mental and emotional symptoms that persist after a patient has been in the intensive care unit (ICU). Michelle Biehl, MD, director of the Post-ICU Recovery Clinic at Cleveland Clinic, discusses the symptoms, risk factors and likelihood of PICS occurring in …

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea 23:08

1+ y ago23:08

23:08

Obstructive sleep apnea is a sleep-breathing disorder that occurs when muscles in the throat relax and block air flow to the lungs during sleep, interrupting normal breathing. Sleep experts Loutfi Aboussouan, MD and Reena Mehra, MD join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss all things obstructive sleep apnea: from symptoms and testing…

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Nontuberculous Mycobacterial (NTM) Infections 27:00

1+ y ago27:00

27:00

In this episode of Respiratory Inspirations, experts from the Infectious Disease and Pulmonary Medicine departments at Cleveland Clinic join to discuss nontuberculous mycobacteria or NTM. The doctors explain the basics of what NTM is, who is most susceptible to nontuberculous mycobacterial infection and when to suspect infection. They cover testing…

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Climate Change and Your Health 26:54

1+ y ago26:54

26:54

In this episode of Respiratory Inspirations, three experts from the Cleveland Clinic Respiratory Institute discuss the effect climate change has on our health. They explain how rising temperatures, wildfires and other natural disasters can affect all people across the country – even if you live states away from the devastation. They also offer advi…

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Mechanical Ventilation: How Ventilators Work, Who Needs One and What to Expect 25:48

1+ y ago25:48

25:48

Eduardo Mireles, MD, director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit and vice-chair of the Department of Critical Care Medicine at Cleveland Clinic, joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to cover all things mechanical ventilation. Dr. Mireles starts with the basics of what mechanical ventilation is and the different ventilators used, then expl…

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What is Eosinophilia? 18:08

1+ y ago18:08

18:08

Eosinophilia happens when the body produces an unusually high number of eosinophils – one of the white blood cells that support your immune system. Fred Hsieh, MD joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss eosinophilic disorders. He covers the common causes of a high eosinophilic count, such as allergies or a parasitic infection, wha…

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All About Asthma 30:02

1+ y ago30:02

30:02

Did you know approximately 25 million people in the U.S. have asthma? Still, it often goes undiagnosed. In this episode of Respiratory Inspirations, three experts from Cleveland Clinic’s Respiratory Institute cover all things asthma: from symptoms and triggers to diagnosis and treatment plans.Af Cleveland Clinic Respiratory Institute

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Fibrosing Mediastinitis 25:10

1+ y ago25:10

25:10

Francisco Almeida, MD, MS, director of the Fibrosing Mediastinitis Center at Cleveland Clinic, and Atul Mehta, MD join this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to cover all things fibrosing mediastinitis. Listen to learn the symptoms and causes of this condition and why it’s so common in Ohio, Missouri and the Mississippi Valley region. Dr. Almeida…

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Deployment-Related Lung Disease: Burn Pits and More 25:53

2y ago25:53

25:53

Are military burn pits the Agent Orange of today? And what other exposures lead to deployment-related lung disease? In 2022, Congress passed legislation to ensure that U.S. military personnel exposed to dangerous toxins from burn pits have their medical bills covered for any resulting diseases. In this episode, experts Dr. Maeve MacMurdo and Dr. Ne…

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RSV in Children 16:03

2y ago16:03

16:03

Dr. Kimberly Gifford, a primary care pediatrician at Cleveland Clinic Childrens, joins this episode of Respiratory Inspirations to discuss respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, specifically in children. She explains what RSV is, how it affects the body and the signs and symptoms parents should look out for.…

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Occupational Lung Disease 22:02

2y ago22:02

22:02

Whether spending the day in an office, on the road or in a coal mine, today’s workers are exposed to a variety of substances that can harm lung function. Dr. Maeve MacMurdo, the director of the Occupational Lung Disease Clinic at Cleveland Clinic, provides an overview of the types of irritants and substances on the job that can lead to lung disease…

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Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency 21:26

2y ago21:26

21:26

In this episode, Dr. James Stoller, chairman of the Education Institute at Cleveland Clinic, explains what Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency is, the effect it has on the body and what testing is available for diagnosis. He shares that shortness of breath is the most common symptom of the deficiency and encourages listeners to ask their physician about…

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What You Need to Know About Beryllium Exposure 20:31

2y ago20:31

20:31

In this episode, Dr. Maeve Macmurdo, director of the Occupational Lung Disease Clinic at Cleveland Clinic, explains what beryllium is and how exposure can be harmful to one’s health. She explains how beryllium sensitization can cause Chronic Beryllium Disease and the testing and monitoring that’s done when a person becomes sensitized. Dr. Macmurdo …

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Keep Calm and Quit! 16:58

2y ago16:58

16:58

We all know smoking is bad for your health, but when it comes to quitting, it can be a tough habit to kick. In this episode, Dr. Humberto Choi, founder and director of the Smoking Cessation Program at Cleveland Clinic, explains exactly how smoking and vaping affects one’s health. He explains how the Smoking Cessation Program is designed for success…

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Medical Intensive Liver Unit: An ICU for Advanced Liver Disease Patients 16:25

2y ago16:25

16:25

You’ve heard of the ICU, but what is the MILU? In this episode, Dr. Aanchal Kapoor, founder and director of the Medical Intensive Liver Unit at Cleveland Clinic, explains what the MILU is, who the unit is for and how they care for patients. She explains why a specialized unit is necessary for patients with advanced liver disease and what difference…

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Understanding Interstitial Lung Disease 20:31

2y ago20:31

20:31

In this episode, Dr. Daniel Culver, chairman of the pulmonary department at Cleveland Clinic, discusses Interstitial Lung Disease, a group of 50-200 diseases that affect the working parts of the lungs. He explains how different teams at Cleveland Clinic come together to determine what is causing the patient’s disease, what the features are and what…

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Lung Transplant Life: What to Expect Pre and Post Lung Transplant 23:31

2y ago23:31

23:31

In this episode, Dr. Marie Budev, medical director of the Cleveland Clinic Lung Transplant Program, covers all things lung transplant: the basics, who might need a lung transplant and why and what to expect pre- and post-lung transplant. She explains when the best time is to speak to your physician about a lung transplant and what patients can expe…

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The Critical Role Families Play in the ICU 29:01

2y ago29:01

29:01

If you have ever had a loved one in the ICU, you know how stressful it can be. In this episode, Dr. Hassan Khouli, department chairman of Critical Care Medicine, explains what exactly an intensive care unit is, the different technology and tools used in the ICU and the challenges for both the ICU team and family. He describes technology advancement…

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Life and Health After COVID-19 26:26

2+ y ago26:26

26:26

While COVID-19 has affected everyone in one way or another, COVID-19 long-haulers are experiencing the effects long after the initial infection is gone. Dr. Kristin Englund, vice chair of Infectious Disease and founder and director of the reCOVer Clinic at Cleveland Clinic, explains what long-COVID is and how persisting symptoms are affecting long-…

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Improving the Lives of Adult Cystic Fibrosis Patients 21:49

2+ y ago21:49

21:49

Dr. Elliot Dasenbrook, founder and director of the Adult Cystic Fibrosis Program, talks Adult Cystic Fibrosis: what it is, how it affects your lungs and body and the process of diagnosing cystic fibrosis in adults. He explains the differences in care for adult and pediatric cystic fibrosis patients and what changing your care from one to the other …

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Food Allergies No More? How Advances in Treatment Are Improving the Lives of Children and Adults 18:40

2+ y ago18:40

18:40

What if there was a future where food allergies didn’t exist? It could be closer than we think. Dr. Sandra Hong, founder and director of the Food Allergy Center of Excellence, discusses how they’ve found a way to increase the probability of children growing out of their food allergy from 20% to 80%. She covers the most common food allergies, the sy…

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That Awful Cough 18:53

2+ y ago18:53

18:53

Dr. Rachel Taliercio, founder and director of the Chronic Cough Clinic, talks about chronic cough: how it’s defined, the most common causes and using over-the-counter options for short-term symptom relief. She discusses what a patient may experience if they make an appointment with the Chronic Cough Clinic and the importance of a thorough records r…

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Should You Be Screened for Lung Cancer? 18:46

2+ y ago18:46

18:46

In this podcast, Dr. Peter Mazzone, Director of the Lung Cancer Program for the Respiratory Institute and the Lung Cancer Screening Program for Cleveland Clinic, discusses why low-dose CT screening is essential for people at high-risk for lung cancer. You’ll learn about the eligibility recommendations for being screened, whether or not your insuran…

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Think You’re Allergic to Aspirin or Penicillin? There’s a Good Chance You Aren’t 16:51

2+ y ago16:51

16:51

You’ve been told all your life that you’re allergic to penicillin, or to aspirin, or perhaps to a vaccine. And maybe you are allergic--or maybe not. In this podcast, Dr. David Lang, chairman of the Cleveland Clinic Department for Allergy and Immunology, explains why true penicillin and aspirin allergies are actually rare. He also discusses how test…

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Take Your Shoes Off at the Door: Looking at the Environmental Impact on the Lungs 18:44

2+ y ago18:44

18:44

In this podcast, Dr. Sumita Khatri, vice chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Respiratory Institute and director of the Asthma Center, discusses how the environment, both indoor, outdoor and over a lifetime, impacts your lungs. You’ll learn about your “exposome” and how making changes in it can improve your lung health. You’ll also hear about HEPA filters v…

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[#22 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 22/03/2017 8:43

7+ y ago8:43

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[#22 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 22/03/2017 by Michel et AugustinAf Michel et Augustin

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[#20 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 08/03/2017 9:57

7+ y ago9:57

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[#20 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 08/03/2017 by Michel et AugustinAf Michel et Augustin

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[#21 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 13/03/2017 7:30

7+ y ago7:30

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[#19 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 27/02/2017 12:22

7+ y ago12:22

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[#19 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 27/02/2017 by Michel et AugustinAf Michel et Augustin

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[#18 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 20/02/2017 10:13

7+ y ago10:13

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[#18 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 20/02/2017 by Michel et AugustinAf Michel et Augustin

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[#17 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 13/02/2017 11:08

7+ y ago11:08

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[#17 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 13/02/2017 by Michel et AugustinAf Michel et Augustin

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[#16 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 06/02/2017 9:45

8y ago9:45

9:45

Une battle annoncée, notre mousse outre-Atlantique, le bon plan d’Elisabeth, des portes ouvertes comme si vous y étiez… 9min47 pile poil de vache pour plonger dans l’aventure avec vos oreilles, et rien que vos oreilles. Fermez les yeux, souriez et découvrez NOW le Weekly Briefing de la tribu : la seule matinale diffusée l'après-midi, et on l'assume…

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[#15 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 30/01/2017 V2 10:18

8y ago10:18

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Bonjour !Et bienvenue dans notre Weekly Briefing, la première matinale diffusée l'après-midi... et on l'assume.Tous les lundi à 18h31 (ou presque mais ne chipotons pas) dans vos oreilles, des nouvelles de l'aventure.Hassan et Anne-Claire, reporters de la tribu vous proposent leurs sujets et leurs chroniqueurs, vous imposent leurs invités et vous fo…

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[#14 WEEKLY BRIEFING] 23/01/2017 15:59

8y ago15:59

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Bonjour !Et bienvenue dans notre Weekly Briefing, la première matinale diffusée l'après-midi... et on l'assume.Tous les lundi à 18h31 (ou presque mais ne chipotons pas) dans vos oreilles, des nouvelles de l'aventure.Hassan et Anne-Claire, reporters de la tribu vous proposent leurs sujets et leurs chroniqueurs, vous imposent leurs invités et vous fo…

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