Welcome to the Women’s Health Update series, the latest edition of ReachMD’s Advances in Women’s Health. This series offers insight to improve gynecological care for women. Experts share evidence-based opinions on a variety of topics affecting your patients including: cervical cancer screening, abnormal uterine bleeding, management of preterm birth, and sexually transmitted infections.
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A weekly source of alternative information which aims to inspire action and organisation to put people and the environment first.Covering international political issues and struggles against the exploitation of the people and exposing the bias in mainstream media that preferences the power brokers and denies access to information.
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If zombie pop culture is your obsession, you’ve come to the right place. Z.E.D.D. Radio is a safe-haven for those suffering from Zombie Enthusiast Deficiency Disorder. News, video games, books, movies, comics, television, and more – all covered…all zombie. Hurry! Get inside! (Email: zeddradio@icloud.com / Twitter: @ZEDDRadio / Facebook: @ZEDDRadio)
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Your audio guide to the most fascinating and fun revelations, reports, and studies on the internet. Quick, concise, and infectiously entertaining, This Week I Learned promises to make learning fun again.
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A great podcast from NPL
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An uncensored look at life, lifting, relationships and everything in between by Ashley Kinstle and guests!
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From “The Boy in the Iceberg” to “Avatar Aang,” Randy Forbister, Steph Ives, and Kellen Scrivens dissect every episode of the legendary cartoon Avatar: The Last Airbender.
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Whether you’re a dermatologist in Seattle, a family practitioner in New Mexico, or a trauma surgeon in New York City, the issues in health care today just can’t wait. That’s why you turn to ReachMD for Second Opinion Live: we’re here to give you a chance to be heard.Join two of our seasoned physician hosts, Dr. Matt Birnholz and Dr. Michael Greenberg, for the next Second Opinion Live, airing on ReachMD.Do you have a topic suggestion or a story idea? Share them with us at info@reachmd.com.
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James Donlon and Karen Hoyer launched The Mime Radio Show Podcast as an opportunity to interview notable performers and teachers in the mime world. It’s a chance to create an archive of inspiring lives, but more importantly, it’s a legacy of encouragement for creative souls everywhere.
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Pro Strongman Old Guy Bryan Hildebrand and The American Strongman Corporation VP and Pro Powerlifter Mike Johnston bring you weekly updates, insights & guests pertaining to the world of Strongman and Powerlifting. Find out the latest on your favorite competitors, how to train better, eat to push the heavy poundages, and get a birds eye view in what it takes to be a professional in the world of Only the STRONG survive!
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Tags: american, bryan, corporation, diet, health, hildebrand, Hour, johnston, mike, power, powerlifting, rxmuscle, strength, Strongman
The Captain Marvel Podcast! Where super fans talk all things Carol Danvers! Her comics, her movies and everything!
Raf from Captain Marvel News joins me on another exciting episode of The Captain Marvel Podcast!
Raf had the absolutely astonishing pleasure to meet Brie Larson in Brazil as well as get a sneak peek of a few new scenes from Captain Marvel!
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US property investing advice from Sam Daniels and Ken Sugiura, the authors of Buying Property in the USA: A Foreign Investor’s Guide
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The Africa Program and the Middle East Program analyze broad political, economic, and security trends in Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa, respectively. The Global Health Policy Center, the Human Rights Initiative, the Prosperity and Development Project, and the Global Food Security Program each conduct work on Africa through the lens of their respective thematic areas. Find the latest research from our scholars and CSIS events on this region below. Please join us for a conversation on Sustainable Development Goal #9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, which seeks to increase connectivity and productivity of developing countries’ industries and build resilient infrastructure systems to bolster economic growth.
Of the 4 billion people who lack access to the internet globally, more than 90% of them are in developing countries. Industrialization in lower- and lower-middle-income countries trails behind developed countries, while critical infrastructure and access to mobile connectivity, electricity, and sanitation remain limited. Developing countries’ industries often lack the necessary infrastructure and innovation opportunities to achieve sustainable economic growth. The result is an increasing disconnect between rural and urban areas, lack of innovation, and stagnating productivity levels.
Closing the infrastructure gap and building government capacity in developing countries would create a favorable environment for innovation and entrepreneurship and improve economic growth. Resilient and quality infrastructure systems will catalyze rapid economic development and increase the standard of living of a country’s population. Increasing official and private investment in infrastructure in developing countries, while also providing technical assistance, can help boost industrial and labor productivity.
To that end, this event will seek to answer questions about how developed countries can help lower- and lower-middle-income countries build their industries and workforce better? Furthermore, the event will also look at forms of sustainable infrastructure investments that are necessary for regions like Sub-Saharan Africa to further its efforts to industrialize and modernize its economy.
This event is part of the “Chevron Forum for Development” series focused on SDGs and made possible with general support from Chevron. So far, we have hosted events focused on SDG #7: Affordable and Clean Energy, SDG #16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, SDG #17: Partnerships for the Goals, SDG #11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, and SDG #4: Quality Education. Our most recent event was SDG #1: No Poverty.
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Welcome to the One and One Podcast, where a below average podcaster chats with an above average athlete. Join me, Bridget B., on my quest to get the stories of athletes who have worked just as hard, and have just as many compelling stories, but were not the ones featured on SportsCenter every day.
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Researchers from the University of California provide scientific insight into why our bodies react the way they do to stress, as well as what we can do to manage stress in our day-to-day lives.
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“Eugenics and Other Evils,” by Gilbert Keith Chesterton. I think G.K. Chesterton explains his book rather well in his introduction, but it might help to start with a sense of the time in question. Chesterton started work on Eugenics and Other Evils in about 1910, but it was not completed and published until 1922. In his own introduction he talks about the period before and after “The War.” The war he refers to is now called World War One. We now have a distaste for the word Eugenics, largely driven by events in World War Two. But at the time this book was published, Eugenics was lauded to the skies as a wonderful idea, and Chesterton was nearly the only person saying in writing that Eugenics was in fact evil. A case could be made, and has been made, that today, though the word Eugenics is avoided, some practices that are in fact Eugenic practices, and some sciences that are in fact Eugenic sciences, enjoy great popularity and engender great public enthusiasm. To which practices and which sciences I refer, is left as an exercise for the reader. “Though most of the conclusions, especially towards the end, are conceived with reference to recent events, the actual bulk of preliminary notes about the science of Eugenics were written before the war. It was a time when this theme was the topic of the hour; when eugenic babies (not visibly very distinguishable from other babies) sprawled all over the illustrated papers; when the evolutionary fancy of Nietzsche was the new cry among the intellectuals; and when Mr. Bernard Shaw and others were considering the idea that to breed a man like a cart-horse was the true way to attain that higher civilisation, of intellectual magnanimity and sympathetic insight, which may be found in cart-horses. It may therefore appear that I took the opinion too controversially, and it seems to me that I sometimes took it too seriously. But the criticism of Eugenics soon expanded of itself into a more general criticism of a modern craze for scientific officialism and strict social organisation.” The book is still controversial, and many people with many different political agendas point to “Eugenics” as backing up whatever claims they make. In any case, a remarkable number of comments and observations by Chesterton, on a wide variety of topics, could have been written last week. It was worth producing, and I think you’ll find it worth reading.
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Digital Identity is at the heart of the modern business ecosystem. However, governing SOA interactions – particularly across a distributed or federated environment – creates complexity not found in typical user-machine exchanges. Separating policy creation and enforcement from service implementation can simplify SOA governance without compromising scalability, flexibility and auditability – accommodating even the most elaborate, heterogeneous IT landscapes. This Webinar will review best practices for building and operating a policy-centered, identity-driven SOA. What You Will Learn: * The connection between identity management and SOA governance * The importance of separating policy and entitlements from service implementation * The challenges of managing and validating identity in SOA interactions * Options for managing and enforcing identity-driven SOA policies * How to implement identity-based governance in real-world SOA
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Weight loss tips, product reviews and encouragement for people looking to become everyday losers. Taylor Withers and Eva Cook, two everyday losers, detail their own journey in weight management.
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