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#41: The Future of Medicine, Part 3

Welcome to 3P: Pills, Pearls, and Patients where we will discuss current events in medicine, stories from real patient-physician encounters, and gain insight into what it's like being a physician in today's society.

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Welcome to the next episode of the series on what does the future of medicine look like or hold? What are the innovations that have happened in medicine in the past few years? And indeed, how are these innovations going to continue?

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Dr. Marina Malak is a family physician in Mississauga, Ontario and a lecturer and faculty member at the University of Toronto. She is actively involved in medical advocacy, and is a board member of the Mississauga Primary Care Network. She is also a member of the National Committee of Continuing Professional Development at the College of Family Physicians of Ontario, and a member of the Research Ethics Board at Trillium Health Partners.

She is passionate about patient care; medical education; and promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness. She enjoys reading, writing, public speaking, puzzles, doodling in her bullet journal, and creating drawings on Procreate.

#19: Parenting Your Parents Interview

Welcome to everyone to the second in this series of discussions on this platform on MAID Medical Assistance in Dying.

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Dr. Michael Gordon recently retired after a fulfilling career as a geriatrician that spanned 56 years, 44 of which he spent working at the Baycrest Center in Toronto. He is Emeritus Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Gordon is a recognized ethicist and a thought leader on all topics of care of the elderly and end-of-life decisions. Currently, Dr. Gordon provides part-time professional medical consulting mainly in the domain of cognition and memory loss.

MAID for Mental Illness: Why Yes rather than No

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According to the (Canadian Encyclopedia), “in 1972, suicide was decriminalized in Canada. As a result, someone who attempts suicide is not liable to be sanctioned under the Criminal Code. Assisted suicide continued to be a crime in the criminal code until more than 40 years later.”

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#18: "The Many Faces of MAID" An Interview with Cynthia Clark

Welcome to everyone to the second in this series of discussions on this platform on MAID Medical Assistance in Dying.

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Dr. Michael Gordon recently retired after a fulfilling career as a geriatrician that spanned 56 years, 44 of which he spent working at the Baycrest Center in Toronto. He is Emeritus Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Gordon is a recognized ethicist and a thought leader on all topics of care of the elderly and end-of-life decisions. Currently, Dr. Gordon provides part-time professional medical consulting mainly in the domain of cognition and memory loss.

#40: The Future of Medicine, Part 2

Welcome to 3P: Pills, Pearls, and Patients where we will discuss current events in medicine, stories from real patient-physician encounters, and gain insight into what it's like being a physician in today's society.

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Welcome to episode two of our podcast series on The Future of Medicine. Today we're going to be talking a little bit about technology in the future of medicine.

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Dr. Marina Malak is a family physician in Mississauga, Ontario and a lecturer and faculty member at the University of Toronto. She is actively involved in medical advocacy, and is a board member of the Mississauga Primary Care Network. She is also a member of the National Committee of Continuing Professional Development at the College of Family Physicians of Ontario, and a member of the Research Ethics Board at Trillium Health Partners.

She is passionate about patient care; medical education; and promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness. She enjoys reading, writing, public speaking, puzzles, doodling in her bullet journal, and creating drawings on Procreate.

#39: The Future of Medicine, Part 1

Welcome to 3P: Pills, Pearls, and Patients where we will discuss current events in medicine, stories from real patient-physician encounters, and gain insight into what it's like being a physician in today's society.

Please note that while the first episode is available to listen to without registration, accessing additional episodes will require you to subscribe and log in.

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Welcome back to another episode. The next series of episodes that we're going to begin together is entitled The Future of Medicine.

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Dr. Marina Malak is a family physician in Mississauga, Ontario and a lecturer and faculty member at the University of Toronto. She is actively involved in medical advocacy, and is a board member of the Mississauga Primary Care Network. She is also a member of the National Committee of Continuing Professional Development at the College of Family Physicians of Ontario, and a member of the Research Ethics Board at Trillium Health Partners.

She is passionate about patient care; medical education; and promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness. She enjoys reading, writing, public speaking, puzzles, doodling in her bullet journal, and creating drawings on Procreate.

#9: Women's Health Imaging

Welcome to Inside Radiology: A Primary Care Perspective where we explore the world of radiology and its applications in primary care.

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Good morning. I am Dr. D'Arcy Little. Your host of Inside Radiology: A Primary Care Podcast. Today we're going to talk about a new topic. That's the topic of women's health imaging.

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Welcome to Inside Radiology: A Primary Care Perspective podcast! I'm Dr. D'Arcy Little, your host. As a community radiologist and former family physician, I'm passionate about empowering primary care doctors with the knowledge and insights they need. With my unique perspective, I aim to bridge the gap between primary care and radiology, presenting the complexities of radiology in a way that resonates with you. My goal is to equip you with tools to enhance patient care and decision-making. Join me on this educational journey as we explore the world of radiology, tailored for primary care physicians like you. Together, let's elevate primary care radiology.

Why is the Brain Like a Pickle?

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Over the decades knowledge about the brain has grown greatly and from the early days when the focus was on the gross and microscopic anatomy, we are now able through sophisticated imaging and biochemical markers to understand the pathophysiology of many diseases that heretofore with mysteries.

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The Future Approach to Dementia Prevention: Beyond Medications

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Approximately thirty percent of individuals over the age of 80, residing in western countries will exhibit some degree of dementia. Whether it is Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, a combination of both or the less common causes as those associated with Parkinson’s Disease, Fronto-Temporal dementia or Lewy Body Disease, the statistics are astounding.

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#38: A Rapid Overview of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

Welcome to 3P: Pills, Pearls, and Patients where we will discuss current events in medicine, stories from real patient-physician encounters, and gain insight into what it's like being a physician in today's society.

Please note that while the first episode is available to listen to without registration, accessing additional episodes will require you to subscribe and log in.

  Back to Pills, Pearls & Patients (3P)

Hello and welcome to the next episode of 3P, Pills, Pearls and Patients. I'm your host, Dr. Marina Malak. And today we're going to be talking about polycystic ovarian syndrome.

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Dr. Marina Malak is a family physician in Mississauga, Ontario and a lecturer and faculty member at the University of Toronto. She is actively involved in medical advocacy, and is a board member of the Mississauga Primary Care Network. She is also a member of the National Committee of Continuing Professional Development at the College of Family Physicians of Ontario, and a member of the Research Ethics Board at Trillium Health Partners.

She is passionate about patient care; medical education; and promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness. She enjoys reading, writing, public speaking, puzzles, doodling in her bullet journal, and creating drawings on Procreate.