Health Conditions Podcasts

Donna Heckler is the author of “Living Like A Lady When You Have Cancer” – she’s a cancer survivor with a lot of experience with Chemo Therapies and some of the discomfort involved.

The National Foundation for Celiac Awareness advances widespread understanding of celiac disease as a serious genetic autoimmune condition and works to secure early diagnosis and effective management. We empower our community to live life to the fullest, and serve as a leading and trusted resource that inspires hope, accelerates innovation and forges pathways to a […]

Short talks on Alzheimer’s, Dementia, current treatments and latest research, recorded at the Academic Centre, JR Hospital, Oxford

Follow The Fun! Christina Hernandez struggled at an early with health issues, specifically with lyme disease and depression. She found relief with the […]

Hosted by Kevin Flanigan, MD, “This Month in Muscular Dystrophy” podcasts highlight the latest in muscular dystrophy and other inherited neuromuscular disease research. During each podcast, authors of recent publications discuss how their work improves our understanding of inherited neuromuscular diseases, and what their work might mean for treatment of these diseases.

An educational podcast that’s all about Autism, including the challenges and victories of those who care for individuals with Autism. Hosted by Dave and Heather Eaton, this weekly podcast releases new episodes every Saturday.

Welcome to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital’s first series of podcasts aimed at young people and which deal with diabetes issues in a frank way.

Covering topics of specific interest to parents and caregivers of adults who have Down syndrome.

Ryan Haack was born with only one hand. It’s cool, though. He’s chosen to embrace his difference and shares his experience with humor and authenticity. On Podcasting One-Handed, Ryan shares humorous stories about living with one hand, answers listener questions, interviews people in the media who are limb-different and more. As often as possible, Ryan […]

Oncology experts summarize current and emerging issues in cancer management for patients and caregivers. Information from the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) helps people to become informed partners in their care.

Waiting for Cancer to Come is a nonfiction work that tells the compelling and inspiring stories of women who are struggling with their high risk for cancer. Based on interviews and surveys of over sixty diverse women, Waiting for Cancer to Come explores family crises, personal empowerment, secrets and revelations, difficult surgeries, and everything that […]

Oncology experts summarize current and emerging issues in cancer management for patients and caregivers. Information from the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) helps people to become informed partners in their care.

Osteopathy Health Consultancy & Rehabilitation specialists’s recent posts to audioboom.com Back pain is common. It is estimated that 80% of adults will experience back pain at some point in their lives. As age increases the number of people suffering as a percentage increases too. Peaking at the ages of 35-55 years. In 85% of cases […]

Oncology experts summarize current and emerging issues in cancer management for patients and caregivers. Information from the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) helps people to become informed partners in their care.

Dr Edward Taubman is a cancer genetic specialist and primary care physician practicing in Olney, Maryland. He is a graduate of the City of Hope Cancer Genetics Program funded by the National Cancer Institute and has been practicing high quality primary care medicine for over 30 years. Nutritional expert Rick Weissinger RD, MS, author of […]

Oncology experts summarize current and emerging issues in cancer management for patients and caregivers. Information from the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) helps people to become informed partners in their care.

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The content of this FREE online archive was derived from a live educational teleconference/webcast presented on December 6, 2012, for patients, family members, and caregivers of people living with IBD.

Oncology experts summarize current and emerging issues in cancer management for patients and caregivers. Information from the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) helps people to become informed partners in their care.

Oncology experts summarize current and emerging issues in cancer management for patients and caregivers. Information from the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) helps people to become informed partners in their care.

The Cannabis sativa plant has been exploited for medicinal, agricultural and spiritual purposes in diverse cultures over thousands of years. Indeed, reports of medicinal efficacy of cannabis can be traced back as far as 2700 BC in China. The serendipitous identification of a receptor at which cannabinoid compounds are active in the brain heralded an […]

Supported by a Wellcome Trust Public Engagement grant (2006-2008) in the History of Medicine to Professor Tilli Tansey (QMUL) and Professor Leslie Iversen (Oxford), the History of Modern Biomedicine Research Group at Queen Mary, University of London presents a series of podcasts on the history of neuroscience featuring eminent people in the field: Professor Uta […]

What is type 1 diabetes? How do people with diabetes manage their symptoms? Type 1 diabetes occurs when insulin producing cells are destroyed, and the body can no longer produce the insulin needed to control sugar levels in the blood. It can develop at any age, but most commonly emerges in childhood. Diabetics must ensure […]

“This Positive Life” is an ongoing podcast series from TheBody.com in which people with HIV living around the globe share their personal stories.

Dying Well – The Final Stage of Survivorship is an informative, supportive, and reassuring program designed to teach you more about your choices and resources and what to expect during this last stage of survival.

Mel Majoros has been sharing her battle with breast cancer online for nearly 2 years now on her blog titled “The Cancer Warrior”. After being named one of the top cancer blogs in the country, Mel is taking her advocacy and inspiring outlook a step farther with her new weekly show on Empower Radio. For […]

Most of us have a very vague and narrow concept of what autism is, based mainly on such stereotypes as Dustin Hoffman’s character in the film Rain Man. In this unit you will discover that there is a wide spectrum of disorders associated with autism, and an equally wide range of approaches to diagnosis and […]

A decade ago, the possibility of a link between the MMR vaccine and autism hit the media. Fear of the vaccine spread rapidly and, despite an almost unanimous consensus that the claim was unfounded, still persists today. In this unit, we’ll examine why this controversy took on such a life of its own and why […]

Dyslexia is a condition affecting literacy skills. This unit analyses how our image of normality affects the way we as a society define such conditions. You will learn how important it is to integrate the different psychological accounts of dyslexia in order to provide a full explanation of potential causes and strategies for remediation. This […]

This unit introduces the parts of the body and processes involved in the development of diabetes. This study unit is just one of many that can be found on LearningSpace, part of OpenLearn, a collection of open educational resources from The Open University. Published in ePub 2.0.1 format, some feature such as audio, video and […]

The incidence of obesity is on the increase in affluent societies, and the phenomenon commands increasing attention from health professionals, legislators and the media. This unit looks at the science behind obesity, examining the dietary, physiological and genetic aspects of the topic. This study unit is just one of many that can be found on […]

Your heart beats around 100,000 times every day and, in that time, pumps about 23,000 litres of blood around your body. But what happens when it doesn’t work as well as it should? This unit explains what happens in cardiovascular disease, when the heart’s performance is affected, how the normal function of blood vessels is […]

Making mobile phones accessible to the blind and visually impaired

In todays world growing up is tough – making friends, fitting in, changing schools. And it’s even harder for children with disabilities. This album looks at PLUS, an organisation working towards the inclusion of disabled children and young adults in social activities and organisations, encouraging friendships and fun. It looks at PLUS from the view […]

What does the world look like to a person with a visual impairment? How does restricted vision impact on everyday life? How can you offer assistance without taking control? The video tracks on this album simulate what the world looks like to people with a range of visual impairments, and show good practice when acting […]

We are all likely to experience pain at some stage in our lives. But, how do you deal with constant, chronic pain? Learning to manage severe pain on a daily basis takes a phenomenal amount of mental and physical strength. The 7 video tracks in this album introduce patients and doctors at the Royal Free […]

This podcast series examines cancer in the developing world, and the research and work being done by Oxford University and spin-out organisations such as AfrOx and IndOx to improve cancer prevention and treatment. Professor David Kerr discusses his work on colorectal cancer, the process of how new treatments are developed, the changes in the NHS […]

At least 171 million people worldwide have diabetes, and this figure is set to double by 2030. This chronic condition, which occurs when the body cannot produce or effectively use the insulin it needs, can be the cause of many serious health complications leading, amongst other problems, to blindness, foot ulcers and kidney failures. This […]

This podcast is based on my summer volunteer work during which I made friends with several blind people. Their misfortune and optimism actuated me to make a podcast so that more people will hear their story and be inspired. [itunes pic] During my summer work in a local library, I made friends with some blind […]

This series contains CDC podcasts with general information about diabetes.

This CDC series features topics on staying safe and healthy during the summer, whether on the road or on the water. Podcasts provide tips for general audiences on avoiding water-related injuries, driving safely, safety when outdoors, and celebrating safety on the 4th of July.

Since 1984, when Dr. Robert Gallo announced at a press conference that HIV caused AIDS, there has been an ongoing debate within the medical and scientific community whether Gallo was right. Today there are over 2300 medical and scientific experts, doctors, chiropractors, researchers, journalists, and other professionals – including Nobel Prize winners and members of […]

I would like to make this a weekly podcast. I need to hear from you about your stories, announcements, and celebrations with Down Syndrome! [itunes pic] Here’s our first of what I hope to be many podcasts about what’s going on in the lifes of Down Syndrome kids and adults.

The life of a disabled single 30 something living in South Florida. This is a podcast that chronicles my life past and present. Don’t let the title fool you. This is not another boring podcast that solely concentrates on disability issues. I share a lot of different aspects of my life but since I am […]

This eleven-part podcast series, a companion to PBS’ Valentine’s Day television special, The Hidden Epidemic: Heart Disease In America, features best-selling author, Dr. Michael F. Roizen, M.D. and Larry King of CNN’s Larry King Live and the Larry King Cardiac Foundation, along with Julie Bain, Health Director at Reader’s Digest magazine. In conversation with Julie […]

Ribonucleic Acid – it’s not just for transferring genetic information between DNA and proteins anymore. This blog will discuss current gossip, news, and major papers within the field. The level of discussion will be quite detailed, yet I hope that non-scientists who are interested in RNA will be able to follow.

For the past 30+ years, I have worked at residential schools for kids with special needs. This experience allowed me to have a “laboratory” wherein I could observe these kids on a 24-hour basis and monitor their academic and social lives. Over these decades I have developed countless field-tested strategies and methods to assist these […]

News on Covid-19 and its impact on health, business and travel worldwide. When there are developments, we will bring you the latest updates. From the Global News Podcast team.

Q FOR QUARANTINE is a podcast where a recent adult has a conversation with the world in hopes to navigate life on lockdown.

Diverse Dunedin Shares Its Vaccination Stories on OAR FM. Welcome to “For Our People” – a podcast and radio series on Aotearoa New Zealand’s Covid-19 vaccination programme. Each episode, we hear one person’s story as they share their personal and cultural reasons for getting fully vaccinated. For Our People is made with the support of […]

COVID-19 has turned the whole world on it’s ear and Owen and his dad Matt have decided to tell their stories about how social distancing and sheltering at home in Connecticut has changed things. Their household has two parents, a 6 and 7 year old sisters and an 11 year old first year middle school-er. […]

19 years ago, I was told I wouldn’t make it to the age of 7. Being diagnosed with a rare terminal illness can be a challenge. 19 years later, I am still here, but with a lot of life, hard truths, realizations, and a lot of other things under my belt. So, I am going […]

give yourself grace is a podcast that talks all things ED recovery, lifestyle, health, wellness, and more!

Fasten your seat belts to go…absolutely nowhere! We’re a married couple living in Los Angeles, stuck in our home, riding out the Coronavirus. A microscopic organism has declared war, but we’re fighting back — with this podcast! It’s us vs Covid-19 – GAME ON!!

A weekly audio update of ham radio and assistive technology news from the Courage Kenny Handiham Program, amateur radio for people with with disabilities at handiham.org.

Hosts: Sara @thelupustrainer & Amy @thelupuswifey 💜

The [five] lectures were written primarily to be delivered at the summer sessions of the University of California, at Berkeley and at Los Angeles, in the summer of 1918. . . they are the outgrowth of almost a quarter of a century spent in work for the blind, and were written from the standpoint of […]

I opened a podcast Studio at school. I brought it home with me during the pandemic. I started a podcast called Cooped Up! I want to document this time in history with friends, family and students sharing stories about this crazy time. Let me know if you want to join the conversation! Thanks to Mark […]

Join me as I navigate a new chapter of my life – growing an art based business, exploring environmentalism, building a healthier post cancer body, setting all sorts of boundaries, and learning how to consistently find the beauty in the trash that life throws at us. And if you fall asleep listening to the sound […]