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1:2:1

1:2:1

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Charlotte Jacobs on 'Jonas Salk: A Life'

Charlotte Jacobs on 'Jonas Salk: A Life'

Jonas Salk: A Life tells the story of the brilliant and complicated physician who discovered and developed the first vac... Read more

Ranked #2

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Heroin: A national epidemic

Heroin: A national epidemic

New attention is being paid to a growing nationwide public health crisis - an epidemic of heroin use. In the last 13 yea... Read more

14 Sep 2015

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The evaporation of child health care in the U.S.

The evaporation of child health care in the U.S.

Thought leaders from several disciplines recently gathered at the Stanford campus for the inaugural ChildX conference to... Read more

14 Sep 2015

32mins

Ranked #4

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A conversation with the "happiest man in the world"

A conversation with the "happiest man in the world"

Molecular biologist-turned Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard, PhD, shares his thoughts on the meaning of happiness, the powe... Read more

10 Jun 2015

34mins

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Balancing act: Abraham Verghese on time

Balancing act: Abraham Verghese on time

In this 1:2:1 podcast, bestselling author and physician Abraham Verghese, MD, discusses the timeless rituals of medicine... Read more

2 Mar 2015

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Days are long, years are short: Paul Kalanithi on time

Days are long, years are short: Paul Kalanithi on time

In this 1:2:1 podcast, Stanford neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi opens up about his battle with terminal lung cancer and how ... Read more

2 Mar 2015

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Beth Darnall on "Less Pain, Fewer Pills"

Beth Darnall on "Less Pain, Fewer Pills"

Stanford pain psychologist Beth Darnall, PhD, discusses her new book, “Less Pain, Fewer Pills,” which is aimed at helpin... Read more

3 Sep 2014

32mins

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Sherry Wren and her journey back as a surgeon

Sherry Wren and her journey back as a surgeon

Two years ago, Stanford surgeon Sherry Wren, MD, had excruciating pain in her neck. The cause was never really pinpoint... Read more

21 Jul 2014

37mins

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A conversation with CNN's Sanjay Gupta, MD

A conversation with CNN's Sanjay Gupta, MD

He’s CNN’s chief medical correspondent, and a neurosurgeon too. And now Sanjay Gupta is using his very public platform t... Read more

21 Jul 2014

25mins

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Recharging old brains

Recharging old brains

Stanford neuroscientist Tony Wyss-Coray, PhD, has found that infusions of blood plasma from young mice improves memory a... Read more

9 May 2014

27mins

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Robert Jackler on the rise of e-cigarettes

Robert Jackler on the rise of e-cigarettes

Electronic-cigarette use has grown rapidly across the United States, prompting questions about the devices’ safety and w... Read more

6 May 2014

31mins

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Scott Stossel on My Age of Anxiety

Scott Stossel on My Age of Anxiety

In his best-selling book, My Age of Anxiety, Scott Stossel describes his long-standing struggle with anxiety, and examin... Read more

27 Feb 2014

41mins

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A change of heart: A conversation with Dick Cheney

A change of heart: A conversation with Dick Cheney

Dick Cheney has lived with chronic heart disease for virtually all of his adult life. At 37, as a young man running for ... Read more

27 Feb 2014

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Sheri Fink on 'Five Days at Memorial'

Sheri Fink on 'Five Days at Memorial'

For 5 days in Aug. 2006, the hospital staff at Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans struggled to care for their patien... Read more

4 Nov 2013

46mins

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The mystery and complexities of chronic pain

The mystery and complexities of chronic pain

Pain management has come a long way since the days when physicians mainly used anesthesiology techniques to reduce pain.... Read more

29 May 2013

31mins

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The What, Why and How of Sleep

The What, Why and How of Sleep

According to Stanford sleep specialist Rafael Pelayo, MD, the most common sleep disorder in America is insufficient slee... Read more

28 May 2013

38mins

Ranked #17

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Ellen Goodman on 'The Conversation'

Ellen Goodman on 'The Conversation'

“The Conversation Project,” is a national movement dedicated to the wishes of end-of-life care. It was launched by Ellen... Read more

28 May 2013

23mins

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Brain's gain: Stanford neurobiologist on new brain initiatives

Brain's gain: Stanford neurobiologist on new brain initiatives

On April 2, President Obama announced a new federal brain-research initiative aimed at developing new technologies and m... Read more

28 May 2013

26mins

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New Findings on Aspirin and Melanoma

New Findings on Aspirin and Melanoma

A new study has found that women who took aspirin on a regular basis reduced their risk of developing melanoma by an ave... Read more

12 Mar 2013

17mins

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Accelerated Aging in Women

Accelerated Aging in Women

A new study has found that for healthy women carrying a well-known genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease, estrogen... Read more

12 Mar 2013

23mins

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