Medical Decision-making
Bouncing Back from Heart Disease with Ray Martin: PYP 339
The heART of Medicine with Jody Esselstyn, RN: PYP 335
Joel Kahn, MD, on Keto, Sex, and the Next Generation of Doctors: PYP 282
Welcome back to Joel Kahn, MD, one of the great gentle pugilists of the plant-based, evidence-based, lifestyle medicine movement. Joel has gotten a lot of air time since our last talk three years ago – he’s a regular on The Doctors, weighing in with actual science against some of the crazier nutritional theories of our time (ie vegetables are dangerous).
And he’s a publishing powerhouse, coming out with The Plant-Based Solution, The No B.S. Diet Book, Dead Execs Don’t Get Bonuses, and Vegan Sex, with Ellen Jaffe Jones.
So it’s no wonder that our conversation ranged all over the place. From Halle Berry’s tight buttocks (no, really) to why the ketogenic diet looks so good according to short-term research that ignores underlying progression of disease.
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Lifestyle Medicine for the Win with Marcy Madrid: PYP 275
Transforming the System of Medical Care with David Donohue, MD: PYP 255
Code Blue: Challenging Conventional Medical Education and Practice with Saray Stancic, MD: PYP 238
Guest Post: PSA Screening Still a Bad Idea
One of the unsung heroes of modern medicine is Richard J. Ablin, professor in the Pathology Department of the University of Arizona. The discoverer of prostate-specific antigen (PSA), Dr. Ablin has spent decades warning doctors and the public that the PSA test is not only useless for population screening for prostate cancer, but is incredibly harmful. For every man whose life is saved via early detection of a deadly tumor, dozens are maimed by treatments for tumors that were never going to hurt them.
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