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Different approaches to Hormone Therapy based on the patient’s needs

13 November 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Dr George Sadowski
Guest Bio: George E. Sadowski, MD, presently the Medical Advisor of the Wellness & Hormones Centers of America, is a physician with the Surgical Associates of North Florida in St. Augustine. He received his undergraduate education from the University of Rochester and his medical degree from St. George University. Dr. Sadowski has shared his expertise with various hospitals around the country including Greater Baltimore Medical Center and Flagler Hospital. In addition to a fellowship at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, he has received certifications from both the ACLS and the American Heart Association.

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Dr. George Sadowski discusses the different approaches to hormone therapy based on the patient’s needs.

Introduction to Trilogy funding [Interview][Transcript]

9 November 2014

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Presenter: Wayne Bucklar
Guest: Ed Nixon
Guest Bio: Ed started his career back in 1991 in commercial lending, but after 12 years of working for the man he decided to open his own brokerage and become the man. He has written over 5,000 loans in his time, (that’s not a typo) and received numerous awards. But today he like to coach and mentor the team to greatness. Every two years he take on a new trainee and groom them into becoming a broker. Curtis, David and Deanna all did their two years with him.

Segment Overview: Listen to Trilogy Funding CEO Ed Nixon as he discusses their firm’s services that will surely interest real estate enthusiasts as well as those who are seeking for advice their property. Know what it takes to get the best deal when it comes to your real estate purchase and investments.

Understand the confusing world of Medicare [Interview][Transcript]

28 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Danielle Kunkle
Guest Bio: Danielle Kunkle is the co-owner of Boomer Benefits, an agency that specializes in Medicare-related insurance products nationwide. She is the immediate past-president of the Fort Worth Association of Health Underwriters and currently sits on the board of the state association as its quarterly magazine editor.

Segment Overview : Danielle Kunkle discusses the tools available for healthcare professional and consumers to begin to understand the confusing world of Medicare

Confusing aspects of Medicare Insurance

28 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Danielle Kunkle
Guest Bio: Danielle Kunkle is the co-owner of Boomer Benefits, an agency that specializes in Medicare-related insurance products nationwide. She is the immediate past-president of the Fort Worth Association of Health Underwriters and currently sits on the board of the state association as its quarterly magazine editor.

Segment Overview: Danielle Kunkle discusses some of the most confusing aspects of Medicare Insurance….Medicare Part “D”.

Hidden costs associated with Medicare

28 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Danielle Kunkle
Guest Bio: Danielle Kunkle is the co-owner of Boomer Benefits, an agency that specializes in Medicare-related insurance products nationwide. She is the immediate past-president of the Fort Worth Association of Health Underwriters and currently sits on the board of the state association as its quarterly magazine editor.

Segment Overview: Danielle Kunkle discusses some of the hidden costs associated with Medicare.

Dr. Shrewsbury discusses his experience while searching the Ebola virus

15 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Dr. Stephen Shrewsbury
Guest Bio: Dr. Shrewsbury was most recently Senior Vice President, Preclinical & Clinical Development and Chief Medical Officer of AVI BioPharma (now Sarepta Therapeutics). From 2005 until 2009, he held similar roles at Adamas Pharmaceuticals and MAP Pharmaceuticals. While at MAP, Dr. Shrewsbury lead four inhaled drug programs and took two lead candidates (in asthma and migraine) from preclinical stage to Phase III in 18 months. Prior to his experience in biotechnology, Dr. Shrewsbury spent 10 years with Glaxo and Chiron launching notable respiratory programs such as Seretide in Europe and Flovent and Advair in the US. Dr. Shrewsbury received his medical degree from the University of Liverpool, UK and spent 13 years working in the UK National Health Service before entering the pharmaceutical industry.

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Dr. Steve Shrewsbury discusses his experience while researching the Ebola Virus with the U.S. Military.

Factors that contribute to the difficulties in stopping the spread of the Ebola virus

15 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Dr. Stephen Shrewsbury
Guest Bio: Dr. Shrewsbury was most recently Senior Vice President, Preclinical & Clinical Development and Chief Medical Officer of AVI BioPharma (now Sarepta Therapeutics). From 2005 until 2009, he held similar roles at Adamas Pharmaceuticals and MAP Pharmaceuticals. While at MAP, Dr. Shrewsbury lead four inhaled drug programs and took two lead candidates (in asthma and migraine) from preclinical stage to Phase III in 18 months. Prior to his experience in biotechnology, Dr. Shrewsbury spent 10 years with Glaxo and Chiron launching notable respiratory programs such as Seretide in Europe and Flovent and Advair in the US. Dr. Shrewsbury received his medical degree from the University of Liverpool, UK and spent 13 years working in the UK National Health Service before entering the pharmaceutical industry.

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Dr. Steve Shrewsbury discusses factors that contribute to the difficulties in stopping the spread of the Ebola Virus.

The problem of Mutation and how it relates to the spread of Ebola

15 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Dr. Stephen Shrewsbury
Guest Bio: Dr. Shrewsbury was most recently Senior Vice President, Preclinical & Clinical Development and Chief Medical Officer of AVI BioPharma (now Sarepta Therapeutics). From 2005 until 2009, he held similar roles at Adamas Pharmaceuticals and MAP Pharmaceuticals. While at MAP, Dr. Shrewsbury lead four inhaled drug programs and took two lead candidates (in asthma and migraine) from preclinical stage to Phase III in 18 months. Prior to his experience in biotechnology, Dr. Shrewsbury spent 10 years with Glaxo and Chiron launching notable respiratory programs such as Seretide in Europe and Flovent and Advair in the US. Dr. Shrewsbury received his medical degree from the University of Liverpool, UK and spent 13 years working in the UK National Health Service before entering the pharmaceutical industry.

Segment Overview
Dr. Steve Shrewsbury discusses the problem of mutation and how it relates to the spread of viruses such as Ebola.

How Ebola virus came to be wide-spread in West Africa

14 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal
Guest: Dr. Mardia Stone
Guest Bio: Dr. Mardia Stone is an International Medical and Public Health Expert. Currently, she is Senior Advisor to the Chester M. Pierce, MD, Division of Global Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) /Harvard Medical School and Senior Advisor to the Liberia Center of Excellence in Mental Health and Psychiatry, working extensively on mental health issues, coordinating mental health research and training activities for MGH Psychiatry residents in Liberia.

Segment Overview: Dr. Mardia Stone discusses how the Ebola Virus came to be wide-spread in West Africa and the potential cultural implications of the current outbreak.

Dr. Mardia Stone Shares What She Learned With Ebola Survivors

14 October 2014

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Presenter: Neal Howard
Guest: Dr. Mardia Stone
Guest Bio: Dr. Mardia Stone is an International Medical and Public Health Expert. Currently, she is Senior Advisor to the Chester M. Pierce, MD, Division of Global Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) /Harvard Medical School and Senior Advisor to the Liberia Center of Excellence in Mental Health and Psychiatry, working extensively on mental health issues, coordinating mental health research and training activities for MGH Psychiatry residents in Liberia.

Segment Overview
Dr. Mardia Stone shares what she learned by talking with Ebola survivors. Also discussed is the situation in West Point when a quarantine was enacted.