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<p>Broadcast on KSQD, Santa Cruz on 9-26-2024:</p> <ul><li> Dr. Dawn discusses a study on mice whose abdomens were made transparent using tartrazine aka yellow dye #3, explaining the physics behind this phenomenon and potential medical applications. </li><li> The FDA's approval of an new and cheaper epinephrine nasal spray called Neffy is announced as a more convenient alternative to EpiPens. </li><li> Hyperaldosteronism, a potentially underdiagnosed condition causing treatment - resistant hypertension in many patients, is explained along with its symptoms and testing methods. </li><li> A study suggesting that COVID lockdowns may have prematurely aged teenagers' brains is discussed, with notable differences in brain scans of areas affected between boys and girls. </li><li> Research on racial disparities in unscheduled emergency C-sections among black and white women is examined, considering various factors that might contribute to this difference. </li><li> Dr. Dawn reviews a meta-analysis on the risks of screening colonoscopies, highlighting higher complication rates than previously thought. </li><li> The show explores exciting new research on breast milk components and their potential therapeutic applications for various conditions in adult. </li><li> Recent findings on human aging patterns are presented, revealing two significant aging points in life and discussing how different body systems age at varying rates. </li></ul>

Ask Doctor Dawn

Dr. Dawn Motyka - JivaMedia.com

From Transparent Mice to Breast Milk Therapies: Exploring Cutting-Edge Medical Research and Aging Insights

OCT 1, 202451 MIN
Ask Doctor Dawn

From Transparent Mice to Breast Milk Therapies: Exploring Cutting-Edge Medical Research and Aging Insights

OCT 1, 202451 MIN

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<p>Broadcast on KSQD, Santa Cruz on 9-26-2024:</p> <ul><li> Dr. Dawn discusses a study on mice whose abdomens were made transparent using tartrazine aka yellow dye #3, explaining the physics behind this phenomenon and potential medical applications. </li><li> The FDA's approval of an new and cheaper epinephrine nasal spray called Neffy is announced as a more convenient alternative to EpiPens. </li><li> Hyperaldosteronism, a potentially underdiagnosed condition causing treatment - resistant hypertension in many patients, is explained along with its symptoms and testing methods. </li><li> A study suggesting that COVID lockdowns may have prematurely aged teenagers' brains is discussed, with notable differences in brain scans of areas affected between boys and girls. </li><li> Research on racial disparities in unscheduled emergency C-sections among black and white women is examined, considering various factors that might contribute to this difference. </li><li> Dr. Dawn reviews a meta-analysis on the risks of screening colonoscopies, highlighting higher complication rates than previously thought. </li><li> The show explores exciting new research on breast milk components and their potential therapeutic applications for various conditions in adult. </li><li> Recent findings on human aging patterns are presented, revealing two significant aging points in life and discussing how different body systems age at varying rates. </li></ul>