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, we cover a range of studies impacting clinical practice. We discuss patient preferences for atopic dermatitis treatment, how active transportation like cycling reduces the risk of dementia, and new findings on the safety of childhood vaccines and aluminum exposure. We also explore the link between maternal depression and parenting practices, highlighting the importance of mental health support for mothers. Tune in for these important insights shaping patient care across multiple specialties.

Editor's note: Episode timestamps produced using AI tools.

Healthcare Professionals’ Views on Nutrition and Supplements (00:00:11):


Survey results on supplements, diets, food safety, nutritional training, and challenges in nutrition counseling among healthcare professionals.

Transportation Choices and Dementia Risk (00:01:33):


Study on how cycling and mixed walking reduce dementia risk, while walking alone may increase Alzheimer’s risk.

Alzheimer Disease, Tau Pathologies, and Late-Life Mood Disorders (00:01:33):


Research linking tau accumulation and amyloid deposits to late-life depression and mood disorders in older adults.

Aluminum Exposure from Childhood Vaccines and Health Risks (00:02:59):


Large-scale study finds no link between aluminum in vaccines and autoimmune, allergic, or neurodevelopmental disorders.

Impact of Maternal Depression on Parenting and Child Development (00:04:16):


Systematic review shows maternal depression negatively affects parenting and child development, especially in early years.

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Insights on atopic dermatitis treatment preferences, the safety of childhood vaccines, maternal depression’s effect on parenting, and more.

The Weekly Dose: Pediatric Vaccine Safety, Atopic Dermatitis, Dementia Risk, and Maternal Depression

Dementia cases are rising—but early detection can slow cognitive decline, improve quality of life, and reduce caregiver burden. In this special World Brain Day episode of 

 geriatrician Anna Chodos, MD, joins us to discuss why routine cognitive screening should be standard in primary care settings.

Dr Chodos outlines actionable steps primary care teams can take to incorporate brief cognitive and functional assessments during routine visits, including tools that fit seamlessly into clinic workflows and the role of electronic health record reminders.

She also shares insights from more than a decade of dementia care, offering a practical "brain health plan" that physicians can implement immediately to support their older adult patients—starting with what they already do well.

Listen to our latest podcast episode to discover how early dementia detection enhances care and quality of life, with actionable strategies for primary care teams to implement now. 

Make It Routine: Screening for Cognitive Decline in Primary Care

, we cover a wide range of important clinical findings. We discuss the feasibility of digital cognitive assessments for Alzheimer screening in primary care, patient preferences for atopic dermatitis treatments, and the impact of social determinants of health on hormonal therapy use among midlife women. Additionally, we explore the FDA's Breakthrough Device designation for a multi-cancer detection test and new findings linking the quality of low-carb and low-fat diets to coronary heart disease prevention. Tune in for these key insights that are shaping clinical practice.

Discover essential clinical insights on Alzheimer disease screening in primary care, eczema treatments, and the latest in cancer detection and diet impacts on CHD risk.

The Weekly Dose: Clinical Updates on Cancer Detection, Cognitive Screening, CVD Prevention, Atopic Dermatitis Treatment

Rebekah Bernard, MD, family physician and national speaker on physician wellness and practice management, discusses how physicians can recognize and help a colleague in emotional distress in episode 22 of the 

She highlights common signs to be aware of and how to start a conversation with a peer in distress, underscoring the importance of reaching out for help within the physician community.

 in Fort Myers, Florida, and the author of 3 books on trends in health care delivery and on how physicians can improve and advocate for their own wellbeing. 

 podcast features informative conversations with health care experts, opinion leaders, and prcticing physicians, about what impacts primary care medicine today. 

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"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with Rebekah Bernard, MD, a family physician and national speaker on physician wellness. 

Distress Signals: How to Help a Clinician Colleague in Need

The Primary Viewpoints podcast features informative conversations with health care experts, opinion leaders, and practicing physicians, about what impacts primary care medicine today.

In episode 19, Lynn R. Webster, MD, chief medical officer of PainScript™ and past president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine, discusses findings he recently presented at PAINWeek 2022 from a large observational study he coauthored that suggested the PainScript mobile health platform can lead to better outcomes outcomes for patients with chronic pain. 

Lynn R. Webster, MD, chief medical officer, PainScript™; senior fellow, Center for US Policy; past president, American Academy of Pain Medicine

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"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with Lynn Webster, MD, past president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine.

Primary Viewpoints Episode 19: Mobile Health Technology for Chronic Pain Management

In episode 18, Ernest R. Gelb, DO, the 126th president of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) explains why he plans to focus the AOA's efforts on physician wellness and why humor can be beneficial for clinician burnout.

Ernest R. Gelb, DO, President, American Osteopathic Association

"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with Ernest R. Gelb, DO, 126th president of the American Osteopathic Association.

Primary Viewpoints Episode 18: Why Humor Can be the Best Medicine for Clinicians

In episode 16, Henry Mahncke, PhD, joins us to talk about the connection between cannabis and brain health, including potential benefits and challenges and key points primary care clinicians can use to effectively educate patients. 

Dr Mahncke is a research neuroscientist, who serves as CEO of Posit Science Corporation, the leading provider of 

 and assessments. Dr. Mahncke is also principal investigator on several government grants and has been involved in numerous research studies on the impact of cognitive training on older adults.

"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with Henry Mahncke, PhD, on the impact of cannabis on cognitive health. 

Episode 16: Impact of Cannabis on Brain Health

In episode 14, headache specialist Dr Peter McAllister discusses the first FDA-approved migraine-specific oral preventive treatments in the gepant class and the role these medications may play in treatment of migraine in primary care settings.

 is medical director of the New England Institute for Neurology and Headache and chief medical officer of the Chief Medical Officer, New England Institute for Clinical Research, both located in Stamford, CT.

"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with headache specialist Peter McAllister, MD. 

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