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Actualidad medioambiental, naturaleza, biodiversidad, conservación, investigación y entornos naturales. Con Jesús Teniente.

A brief update this time, to let you know about some herbal holiday gifts we’ve put together for you & yours!Herbal Activities CalendarThe best way to learn herbalism is to do a little bit every day – so we’ve built you a whole activities calendar that will feed itself automagically right into your own calendar of choice (Google, Yahoo, Outlook, etc). You can even set notifications so that you don’t forget to try fun new herby things!View the Herbal Activities CalendarInstructions for adding the Herbal Activities Calendar to your calendar system.Herbal WallpapersEach week we’re ...

I am privileged to have Dr. Jessica Shepherd, a menopause expert and board-certified OB/GYN, join me on the podcast today. Dr. Shepherd is the author of the newly released book Generation M and has won many awards for her work as a physician and leader in women's health. In our conversation, we dive into the challenges women face in talking openly about menopause and ovarian senescence, discussing the societal perspectives that shape those attitudes and contributing factors to accelerated aging during the menopause transition. We look at the findings of the SWAN study and discuss common ...

Hoy nos despedimos hasta el año que viene. Volvemos el día 10 de enero con la tercera temporada.

This episode discusses the difference between reactions and responses from our animals and how to help them respond better in stressful situations. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On episode 73 of the Green Root Podcast—the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance—host Josh Schlossberg goes to Capitol Hill with Jennifer Mamola, Policy and Advocacy Director for John Muir Project, who forecasts some environmental legislation to expect from Congress. The mission of Eco-Integrity Alliance (eco-integrityalliance.org) is to unite the grassroots environmental movement through common campaigns of mutual support.

Before immunotherapy, targeted chemotherapy (ADCs) and precision oncology, there was endocrine therapy, the forefather (or mother) of effective treatment to reduce cancer recurrence as well as delay disease progression. This episode dives into a past with fantastic hazard ratios, reduced risk of death, and phenomenal improvement in adjuvant space. How long should one take endocrine therapy? We cover all the facts you need to know as a clinician or if you are curious from a patient/learning perspective. Studies discussed in the episode:EBCTCG Group - 2011 + 2015ATLAS trialBIG 198Patient-level...

CLEO's Susan Glickman talks about climate and energy policy in the context of her 20-plus years of public advocacy work. Susan is the Vice President of Policy & Partnerships at The CLEO Institute. Named to Florida Trend’s Inaugural List of 500 Most Influential Business Leaders, Susan has been working on climate and energy issues for more than two decades. She was the Florida Director of Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and a consultant to numerous national and state organizations from the Natural Resources Defense Council, The Climate Group, Our Children’s Trust, the Center for Climate ...

Take break from the holiday frenzy and learn what natural events occur during these last days of 2024. Need last-minute gifts? There are many options for nature lovers in the MDC Nature Shop! Order nature guides, cookbooks, and our popular Natural Events Calendar at mdcnatureshop.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pamela Truscott, DNP, the Director of Quality Improvement at the National Center for Assisted Living joins Gwen and Mandy to discuss critical issues facing assisted living nurses. The conversation covers the importance of self-care, recognizing signs of burnout and compassion fatigue, and the need for support systems within nursing teams. They also explore the challenges of an evolving nursing workforce, career advancement opportunities and the future of assisted living nursing, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing nurse well-being to improve care for residents. Key Takeaways ...

There’s a lot going on in the world of liquified natural gas, or LNG. And we are here to tell you about it! The Department of Energy just released its big report on whether exporting more LNG is in the public interest…spoiler alert: it’s not. One of the largest LNG facilities in the world, located just south of New Orleans, recently began production. And there are a slew of other export terminals waiting in the wings for approval. Almost all of them are located on the Gulf Coast.There are two competing LNG narratives…fossil fuel companies and their big investors all sing its praise ...

We kicked off this season of Sea Change with a globetrotting journey. A quest to understand a booming new industry on the Gulf Coast: liquified natural gas, or LNG.In a historic move, the Biden Administration froze any decisions on new gas export projects…until it could study how shipping so much American gas overseas could affect the economy, health, and the climate.Well, that long-awaited study was just released. The findings? Increasing LNG exports is bad news for American consumers, communities, and our climate. But that might not mean much to the new administration determined to drill ...

Con este episodio nos vamos a ganar muchos enemigos, pero relájense que esto no es personal. Romper dogmas es de las cosas más difíciles que hay, lo entendemos, pero es necesario que empecemos a cuestionarnos sobre los discursos violentos que hemos ejercido contra la naturaleza. ¿Desde cuándo hablamos de invasión de especies? ¿Qué connotaciones tienen esas expresiones guerreristas? ¿Matar animales sirve para algo? ¿Qué busca la conservación? En este episodio, que es el primero de tres, dialogamos sobre estas preguntas y créannos, la ciencia también nos respalda. / Ojos del Bosque...

“The dead teach the living” – Dr. Mark Pokras on the importance of necropsies.Partners for Wildlife welcomes Dr. Mark Pokras, a wildlife veterinarian and nationally renowned expert on loons and wildlife medicine, to the show. Dr. Pokras and host Gail Buhl discuss his career, imposter syndrome, One Health, common loons, loon biology, sentinel species, and forensic pathology.Special thanks to Partners For Wildlife and The Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.

En este episodio de Mente al Cuadrado, el Dr. Edilberto Peña conversa con el psiquiatra Rodrigo Orcajo sobre temas fundamentales en la salud mental moderna. Juntos exploran la importancia de la relación médico-paciente, el impacto de las redes sociales en la psiquiatría y cómo garantizar la transparencia y ética profesional en el ámbito de la…

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All the way from Studio England, Felder joins for the final live show of 2024 as we approach Christmas season by talking about everyone's favorite red and green colored fruits, vegetables, flowers and herbs, starting with tomatoes. Let's get dirty!Email Felder anytime at FelderRushing.Blog and listen Friday mornings at 9 and Saturday mornings at 10 to The Gestalt Gardener on MPB Think Radio. In the meantime, in Felder's words, "get out and get dirty."If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast Hosted on Acast. ...

Part one of an eventful hike from daylight to darkness at Seidman Park Blue and Red Loop Trail. Dogs off leashes, tripping over branches, daylight transitioning into dusk.

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