Best Triple G Podcasts (2025)

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Klebsiella in the Wound: The Capsule Cancer Threat to Diabetic Feet 28:17

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3d ago28:17

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This episode of Diabetic Foot Files focuses on Klebsiella pneumoniae as an emerging and dangerous pathogen in diabetic foot ulcers, highlighting its capsule, biofilm formation, and rising antimicrobial resistance. It covers clinical presentation, the importance of deep tissue cultures, diagnostic tips, and a three-pronged treatment approach: source…

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Episode 364: The PCC’s Biggest Impact Stories of the Year 23:30

3d ago23:30

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As we close out the year, we’re shining a light on the quiet, powerful work happening every day inside Komen’s Patient Care Center. In this special episode, we sit down with two of our remarkable patient navigators — Marcela Orozco and Ladoya Mayfield — to share the biggest impact stories of the year. From helping Spanish-speaking callers break thr…

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Royal Wounds Series : Was King Henry VIII Diabetic? 23:18

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files Dr. G opens the mini-series "Royal Wounds" by asking whether King Henry VIII’s notorious, years-long lower-leg wounds were due to diabetes, venous disease, or a mixed cause. Using historical accounts of his obesity, post-jousting trauma, chronic swelling, foul drainage, and fluctuating pain, the episode argues…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 293 - F1 Triple Threat at Abu Dhabi 2:43:54

6d ago2:43:54

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Summary: The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 293 discusses major events and results from the F1 Qatar Grand Prix, NFL updates, and other motorsports' news, highlighting both controversy and achievements. F1 Qatar Grand Prix results: Red Bull and Verstappen with proper strategy team beats McLaren, with Piastri left wondering and Norris battling for posit…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 289 - Championship Bound 2:20:44

6d ago2:20:44

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Along with special guest Joe Passero subbing for Josh, Phil and Joe discuss Martinsville for NASCAR's top three series: the winners, who advances to the final four and who will be left out of an opportunity for a title. Formula 1 ran the Grand Prix of Mexico, which brought further intrigue to the driver's championship battle. NFL Week 8 recap for P…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 292 - Thankful For? 1:38:31

6d ago1:38:31

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The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 292 discusses the results and implications of various motorsport events while reflecting on controversies surrounding drivers and teams. Major Points Recap of the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, highlighting Fish Lips' win and Norris' defense failure. Mercedes secures a double podium following McLaren's double disqualificati…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 291 - Hello Palou and Football Overload 1:38:33

6d ago1:38:33

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Summary: The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 291 reviews recent sports events, focusing on IndyCar's standout performances and updates on various racing leagues. Discussion of NFL Week 11 for both actual and fantasy teams. Recap of the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series with Palou's dominance, including his oval victory. Key highlights from the season including wi…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 290 - PLAYOFFS! And Why We Are PO'ed... 2:57:37

6d ago2:57:37

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Summary: Episode 290 of the Grip Strip Podcast discusses the NASCAR Championship Weekend outcomes, highlights of F1, NFL updates, and other motorsport events. YRB wins the NASCAR title while Larson secures his second championship despite tire issues for several racers. Hamlin dominates but finishes short; Byron’s wreck triggers a decisive caution. …

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 288 - Dega & National Running Back Day 2:00:20

6d ago2:00:20

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The guys come back for E288 of the GSP to recap a wild Talladega tripleheader weekend for NASCAR along with the Formula 1 US Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. Other key topics included NFL Week 7, the GSP Roundup covering WSBK, WRC, MotoGP/Moto2 and Supercars before previews for the F1 Grand Prix of Mexico and NASCAR Round of 8 Tripleheader at…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 287 - Milestone Makers 1:57:13

6d ago1:57:13

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Summary Sentence: The podcast highlights key events and updates from NASCAR and other motorsports, focusing on the results from Las Vegas and the upcoming Talladega race. Major Points: Denny Hamlin wins his 60th Cup race by passing Chase Briscoe. Hendrick Motorsports shows strength with Byron and Larson, while cautions impact race dynamics. Aric Al…

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Risk Wire - Episode 3 - When Salmonella Crosses Borders 20:48

6d ago20:48

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This is a third episode of our ECDC: On Air podcast sub-series - the "Risk Wire" - focusing on Risk Assessments ECDC publishes. This time we look into a prolonged multi-country outbreak of Salmonella Strathcona has affected 17 European countries and has been ongoing since 2023, with more than 400 confirmed cases reported so far. Investigations have…

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Triple Clear HF with Dr. Andronica Handie, DPM, MS - Nanotech Nails: A New Front in Diabetic Foot Care 24:48

7d ago24:48

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Dr. G interviews Dr. Andronica Handie, DPM, MS about combining his background in nuclear medicine and biopharmaceutical sciences with podiatric innovation to tackle onychomycosis in diabetic patients. They discuss TripleClear HF, an all‑natural topical antifungal using nanotechnology to penetrate nail plates, trial results showing marked reductions…

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The Silent Finisher: Morganella in Diabetic Foot Ulcers 11:53

11d ago11:53

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Dr. G breaks down Morganella morganii — a gram-negative, urease-producing opportunist that appears in late-stage diabetic foot ulcers when tissue is necrotic, hypoxic, and antibiotic-weakened. The episode covers its origin, why it thrives in alkaline, chronic wounds, typical clinical signs, diagnostic pitfalls in polymicrobial cultures, intrinsic r…

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Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia in Diabetic Foot Ulcers 20:48

11d ago20:48

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Episode decoding Stenotrophomonas maltophilia — a water-associated, multi-drug resistant bacterium that thrives in hospital plumbing and chronic diabetic foot ulcers. Learn how it forms biofilm, resists many antibiotics, and presents as a chronic non-healing wound that often requires targeted therapy (trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole), aggressive debr…

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Episode 363: Cancer is Complicated 30:54

10d ago30:54

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We are thrilled to be joined by the co-founder of the Home Edit. She is an Emmy-nominated, NY Times best-selling author, a mom, a wife and a breast cancer survivor - the amazing Clea Shearer. Clea is here to talk about her shocking breast cancer diagnosis at the age of 40, the ongoing reconstruction complications that she has had to endure over the…

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The Shape-Shifters of Diabetic Feet: Proteus mirabilis & vulgaris Unveiled 19:57

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Dr. G dives into the Proteus genus—Proteus mirabilis and Proteus vulgaris—explaining their history, swarming behavior, urease-driven alkalinization, virulence factors, and why diabetic foot ulcers provide the perfect environment for these pathogens. The episode covers clinical clues (strong ammonia odor), diagnostic differences, biofilm-driven resi…

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The Red Invader: Serratia marcescens and Diabetic Foot Ulcers 17:43

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files we explore Serratia marcescens — a red-pigment producing, opportunistic gram-negative bacterium that can rapidly worsen diabetic foot ulcers. We cover its history, microbiology and virulence, clinical clues (including the telltale pink drainage on dressings), diagnostic tips, and culture-directed treatment str…

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Levine vs Essen: The Right Way to Swab Diabetic Foot Ulcers 21:23

15d ago21:23

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Dr. D breaks down two standardized swab techniques—the Levine and the Essen rotary methods—and explains why proper wound cleansing and pressure-based sampling are critical to getting accurate cultures. Learn step-by-step instructions, common mistakes to avoid, and when to use each method for diabetic foot ulcers. This episode highlights evidence co…

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Episode 69 - A. Collins & G. Amore - Foodborne diseases: What’s really making you sick 15:14

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In this episode of ECDC On Air, we are joined by Aine Collins and Giusi Amore - experts from ECDC and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) to unpack the latest EU One Health Zoonoses report. They discuss the main foodborne diseases in Europe, the everyday foods most often linked to outbreaks, and clear up common myths - from “it’s just food po…

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BKA Explained: Surgery, Choices, Rehab & What Comes Next 15:52

18d ago15:52

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files we walk through below‑knee amputation (BKA): why it’s performed, how surgeons select the level, and the step‑by‑step surgical technique including flap design, vascular and nerve management, and bone handling. We discuss risks of delaying surgery, post‑op care and staged rehabilitation, pain and phantom limb st…

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The Business of Amputations -Follow the Money: Why Hospitals Profit from Amputations 10:07

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This episode explores how healthcare reimbursement incentives make amputations far more profitable than months of limb salvage and wound care for patients with diabetic foot disease. It explains the reimbursement differences, who benefits financially, why wound care programs struggle to stay open, and practical questions patients should ask to prot…

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Episode 362: Real Talk: Fertility: Heart Ache To Healing 36:12

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Children can be one of life’s greatest blessings. Breast cancer survivors Alex Miles-Stiffler and Sara Galher-Barlow long for larger families but their diagnoses put those dreams farther and farther out of reach. Alex struggled to start a family before her diagnosis. The heart ache she felt after two miscarriages was unbearable at times, and her fe…

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When Can I Get My Foot Wet? Wounds, Pools & Hot Tubs Explained 16:07

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This episode of Diabetic Foot Files explains when and how it’s safe to expose dressings, incisions, ulcers or amputation sites to water — covering showers, baths, pools, beaches and hot tubs. Learn why uncontrolled moisture causes maceration, slower healing and infections (Pseudomonas, MRSA, Vibrio), and get practical prevention tips: use professio…

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092: From Fragile to Anti-Fragile: How to Become a Better Investor in Retirement 40:49

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Joseph Falbo has spent 30 years helping people navigate retirement, from the 1999 tech boom through COVID and beyond. In this episode, we explore his concept of the "functional retirement advisor" and why modern retirement demands a completely different approach than what worked for previous generations. About Joseph Falbo Joseph is the founder of …

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Dating While Healing: Confidence, Intimacy with an active diabetic foot ulcer or post amputation 25:28

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This episode explores the human side of diabetic foot ulcers and how they affect dating, self‑image, and intimacy. Dr. G blends medical facts, psychology, practical tips (what to wear, safe positions, disclosure scripts), and patient stories to help listeners date confidently while healing. Topics include the science of wound odor and drainage, mob…

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Episode 361: Why Komen for Breast Health Information 21:24

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Knowledge is power, and when it comes to breast cancer, having access to accurate, up-to-date information can make all the difference. That’s why Susan G. Komen is committed to providing trusted educational resources that empower patients, caregivers and families to make informed decisions about their care. Today we are joined by Jessica Thompson, …

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When Pets Meet Diabetic Wounds: Hidden Risks You Need to Know 17:07

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files Dr. G explores how pets can contaminate diabetic wounds, the common zoonotic bacteria involved (Pasteurella, Capnocytophaga, Staphylococcus species, Pseudomonas, Bartonella, fungi), why dog licking is a medical emergency, and typical signs of infection to watch for. The episode also covers recommended antisept…

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Vinegar to the Rescue: Acetic Acid Protocols for Stubborn Wound Infections 16:19

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Dr. G examines acetic acid (medical vinegar) as a low-cost, evidence-based treatment for multi-drug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in diabetic foot ulcers. The episode explains the bacterium's virulence and biofilm behavior, how acetic acid works (pH lowering, membrane and biofilm disruption), recommended concentrations (0.25–1%), application met…

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Elective Surgery & Diabetes: What Your Surgeon Isn't Telling You 18:29

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Dr. Gabrielle Hutchinson-Donaldson explains when elective foot surgery is appropriate for people with diabetes, the key green and red flags to consider, and what must be included in valid informed consent. Learn how to prevent and manage post-operative wounds—what to do if an incision opens, steps for offloading, testing, imaging, pathology, and wh…

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Blame the Patient: Why It’s Not Your Fault- And Why Doctor Must Do Better 30:20

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files the host exposes why patients with diabetic wounds are often unfairly blamed and explains how system gaps, provider bias, and limited training cause poor outcomes. Learn what thorough wound investigation looks like, what patients can and cannot control, and how both clinicians and patients can advocate for bet…

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Episode 360: Bridging Tradition and Treatment: Navigation in Native Communities 40:55

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Patient navigation has become one of the most powerful tools for improving breast cancer outcomes — and in Native American communities, it can be lifesaving. From long travel distances to specialty care, to navigating complex referral systems, to ensuring communication is culturally grounded and respectful, navigation helps Native patients feel sup…

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Surgical Site Infections - Incision to Infection: The Truth About Diabetic Foot SSIs and How to Stop Them 17:18

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Dr. G explains why people with diabetes are far more vulnerable to surgical site infections — covering neuropathy, poor blood flow, high blood sugars, immune dysfunction, and common pathogens that colonize incisions. The episode reviews high-risk foot procedures, signs of infection, and evidence-based prevention: preoperative optimization, vascular…

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Holiday Heel: How Calcaneal Fractures Break Your Season 17:26

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In this episode Dr. G explains “holiday heel” — calcaneal (heel) fractures that spike during the holidays from ladder falls, slips and carrying heavy decorations. Learn the common mechanisms, key exam findings (plantar bruising, Mulder’s sign, inability to bear weight), and why diabetics are at higher risk due to neuropathy, poor bone quality, and …

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Thanksgiving Survival Guide for Diabetic Feet: Eat, Protect, Prevent 15:35

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This episode offers a concise Thanksgiving survival plan for people with diabetes: which foods help or harm wound healing, how to manage blood sugar before and after the meal, and which holiday habits raise ulcer risk. Learn practical tips on protective footwear, offloading during long cooking or shopping days, burn and fall prevention, and when to…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 286 - Road Graders 1:39:09

1M ago1:39:09

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The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 286 covers recent NASCAR and F1 race events, highlights key driver performances, and previews upcoming competitions. NASCAR Tripleheader at Charlotte Roval featured SVG's fifth win of 2025, with thrilling tire strategies. Connor Zilisch clinched his 10th XFinity victory; other playoff contenders faced challenges and e…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 285 - Toyota’s Pain is Clyde’s Gain 1:45:28

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The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 285 discusses recent NASCAR races, key driver performances, and previews upcoming events from various motorsport series. Chase Elliott wins his second race of 2025 after benefitting from a collision between Denny Hamlin and Bubba Wallace. Controversy surrounds Denny Hamlin's racing decisions impacting playoff outcomes…

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Mercury Retrograde & The Reopened Ulcer: Unfinished Business, Cosmic Chaos, Biomechanics, and How to Stop the Cycle Before It Ends in Amputation 21:29

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Dr. G uses the Mercury Retrograde analogy to explain why diabetic foot ulcers often recur, covering medical and mechanical causes like osteomyelitis, unresolved pressure, neuropathy, scar tissue, and poor footwear. He outlines common hotspot locations, signs of underlying bone infection, and why healed skin remains fragile. The episode emphasizes i…

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Being in A Situationship with Your Diabetic Foot Ulcer: breaking the toxic cycle 14:01

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Dr. G compares diabetic foot ulcers to a "situationship"—a pattern of ignoring early warning signs, inconsistent care, and delayed follow-up that lets small wounds become serious. This episode explains how ulcers can appear suddenly, linger, and then worsen if not treated promptly. Dr. G covers the red flags (swelling, drainage, odor, persistent ca…

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Cutting the Culprit: How Removing a Peroneus Brevis Saved a Leg 14:53

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Dr. G returns with a real-world diabetic foot case about exposed tendons, focusing on the peroneus brevis. This episode explains why exposed tendons resist healing, when tendon excision is necessary (infection, necrosis, persistent biofilm, or lack of granulation), and the trade-offs between biomechanics and limb salvage. Practical tips covered inc…

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Episode 359: How to rebuild energy & vitality after treatment ends 22:35

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Breast cancer can be one of the toughest experiences anyone can face, but it can also be a transformative journey. While both the physical and emotional challenges are daunting, the path to healing offers a chance to rediscover resilience and joy in unexpected ways. Today, we are excited to welcome Aastha Saggar, a stage 3 breast cancer survivor an…

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Why I believe Winter Time is Gas Gangrene Season- Frost, Flesh and Fermentation: A Deep Dive into Cold Weather Clostridial Infections 26:54

1M ago26:54

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Dr. G returns to Diabetic Foot Files to explain why winter can increase the risk of aggressive diabetic foot infections, including gas gangrene. She reviews how cold-induced vasoconstriction, reduced oxygen, cracked skin, and warm boot environments create anaerobic conditions that favor Clostridium species. The episode covers warning signs to watch…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 284 - Can Openers 1:46:56

2M ago1:46:56

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The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 284 discusses recent NASCAR performances, F1 standings, and reviews from various racing leagues while previewing upcoming events. NASCAR Cup and Trucks: YRB and Penske secure wins; Hankrick faces struggles with Gibbs and 23XI. Corey Heim achieves his 9th win, tying with Greg Biffle; Chandler Smith falls short of advan…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 283 - Tire'd Out 2:17:30

2M ago2:17:30

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The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 283 covers major motorsport events from NASCAR, including Chris Bell's Cup victory and significant playoff developments, alongside updates from IndyCar, NFL reviews, and other racing series. Major Points Chris Bell wins his fourth Cup race of 2025 at Bristol amid extreme tire wear. Playoff eliminations include drivers…

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Grip Strip Podcast Episode 282 - Talking Split and Spit 2:01:47

2M ago2:01:47

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The Grip Strip Podcast Episode 282 covers recent racing events across NASCAR, Formula 1, and more, highlighting key victories and upcoming competitions. Denny Hamlin secures his fifth win of 2025, with Briscoe in second. Connor Zilisch wins his ninth race and the regular season title, humorously ripping his pants during celebration. Formula 1 featu…

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Episode 358: Real Talk: Health Insurance Hang Ups 29:50

2M ago29:50

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For many Americans, health insurance open enrollment is underway. They’re deciding which coverage they need and how they can afford out-of-pocket expenses. They may be learning about high-deductible plans, health savings accounts, flexible spending accounts and so many other options when it comes to health insurance. So how do you know which plan i…

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Offload First: The Antidote to Neuropathic Plantar Ulcers 18:06

2M ago18:06

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In this episode Dr. G explains why offloading — removing pressure from the ulcer site — is the single most important intervention for neuropathic plantar diabetic foot ulcers. He reviews evidence and guidelines that favor non-removable total contact casts, practical offloading options, and how to integrate offloading into a full treatment plan. Key…

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Episode 68 - Rita Figueira & Andreas Hoefer - A Network of Laboratory Excellence 20:51

2M ago20:51

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On today's episode, we discuss EU Reference Laboratories (EURLs) with Andreas Hoefer from ECDC and Rita Figuera from the European Commission’s DG SANTE. They explain the vital role these laboratories play, how both organisations support national labs, ensure test results are reliable across borders, and strengthen Europe's ability to respond to hea…

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Episode 357: When the Caregiver Needs Care 16:30

2M ago16:30

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Today on Real Pink, we are joined by someone w ho knows what it means to care deeply for others and what it feels like when life suddenly requires that same care and compassion be turned inward. She’s a devoted mother and caregiver to her son, and when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, she found that she was more mentally prepared to navigate i…

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Please Grow for Me: The Photosynthesis of Diabetic Wound Healing 18:36

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Dr. G examines how growth factors act as fertilizers, and how oxygen and light therapies function like sunlight and air to revive chronic diabetic foot ulcers. He explains key molecules (EGF, PDGF, VEGF, FGF, TGF‑β), the problem of growth factor resistance in diabetes, and bedside treatments including PRP, topical/recombinant growth factors, topica…

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Feed Me, Seymour: The Metabolic Appetite of Diabetic Wounds 18:01

2M ago18:01

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Dr. G explores how wound healing is an active metabolic process — what wounds need (calories, protein, oxygen, vitamins and minerals), how hyperglycemia and malnutrition stall repair, and a case where nutritional repletion spurred granulation within 14 days. The episode emphasizes checking nutrition labs, optimizing protein and micronutrients, cont…