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Since returning to the White House, President Donald Trump has used his office to threaten or punish people he says have wronged him in the past. That includes prominent law firms that have represented Democratic causes or hired attorneys who have investigated him, such as former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III. To get back on Trump's good side, some law firms are now pledging to do pro bono work for causes the administration supports. As of late last week, some law firms Trump has pressured have promised him nearly a billion dollars in legal services. Others are taking the administration to court.Host Colby Itkowitz speaks with law enforcement and criminal justice reporter Mark Berman about how Trump is using the power of the presidency to muzzle private law firms and why many lawyers say his moves undermine the entire justice system.Today's show was produced by Laura Benshoff. It was edited by Lucy Perkins and mixed by Sean Carter. Subscribe to The Washington Post here.
“We never ever got as famous as The Beatles. But we started as friends, and we ended as friends.” - Sylvia Saunders, drummer of the LiverbirdsFor the first time EVER on the Dolls Pod, we're featuring a group! We're telling the stories of Pam Birch, Val Gell, Mary McGlory, and Sylvia Saunders. Together, they're more than Britain's first all-female rock band…although that part is pretty cool! They're four independent, self-actualized young women breaking music's glass ceiling - and having a whole lot of fun doing it. This episode is for any girl in a band, or any girl who's ever wanted to be in a band
Today, why so many people on death row will likely never be executed and what this says about the American justice system.Read more:Today, more than 2,000 people sit on American death rows. But some may never see an execution chamber. Between moratoriums, court orders and other official edicts, many people on death row are left in a state of indefinite limbo.Host Martine Powers speaks with criminal justice reporter Mark Berman about the state of the death penalty in America and what those languishing on death row symbolize about the American justice system.Today's show was produced by Ariel Plotnick, with help from Sabby Robinson and Rennie Svirnovskiy. It was edited by Maggie Penman, with help from Monica Campbell, and mixed by Justin Gerrish. Reshma Kirpalani provided tape from video interviews. Thank you to Efrain Hernandez Jr. Subscribe to The Washington Post here.
Mark Berman has been wheeling since 2015, his first Jeep being a 2011 JK soft top and now a 2018 JLU soft top. Mark is a career marketing guy having worked for or with such companies as the PGA TOUR, Major League Baseball and the NFL and for the last 15 years has led his own marketing consulting company. It was by owning a Jeep soft top that he came across the need for a simple and quickly-applied rain solution and since no one else was inventing it, he set out do so...and the Topbrella was born. Mark launched Topbrella at Jeep Beach 2024 and has been at it ever since.
Hour 2 of the Killer B's with Joel Blank, and Jeremy Branham included... After CJ Stroud, of course, who is the Texans second most important offensive player? Jeremy has FIVE over bets placed for QB touchdown totals this season; do Joel and Brian agree? Houston sports media icon Mark Berman joined the show to talk about his career, and his life now as a very vocal Houston sports fan, especially trolling rivals on Twitter Reaction to Game 3 of Astros vs Rangers
In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett interviews Assemblyman Marc Berman, who shares his journey from Palo Alto to Sacramento. Asm. Berman discusses his early life, education at Georgetown and USC, and experiences working on political campaigns across the country. He recounts his path to becoming a member of the Palo Alto City Council and eventually the California State Assembly in 2016. The discussion covers the challenges of his role, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and his legislative focus on housing, education, and AI regulation. Asm Berman also talks about California's budget and his work on the Business and Professions Committee.This Episode was record on 6/18/2400:00 Introduction and Welcome00:25 Mark Berman's Early Life and Career Beginnings01:54 Campaign Experiences and Political Insights02:41 Reflections on Political Campaigns and Colleagues05:08 Transition to Law School and Community Involvement08:21 Running for City Council and Assembly12:56 Election Night and Initial Assembly Experience13:52 Impact of COVID-19 on Legislative Work16:24 The Ghost Town Capitol17:11 Building Relationships During COVID18:36 Politics of Palo Alto18:56 Housing Crisis and Environmental Impact23:36 Legislative Focus and Tech Education28:11 Budget Challenges and Priorities30:01 Business and Professions Committee Insights32:28 Conclusion and Farewell
Today we have Mark Berman, CEO of Future Feed, on the podcast. He discusses the changing cybersecurity landscape with a focus on the government's role in improving standards. Mark believes the cybersecurity landscape is changing for the better, with a rise in awareness and government regulations. The focus is shifting from reactive measures to building security into business practices from the ground up. This will have a significant impact on Managed Service Providers (MSPs) who will need to adapt to stricter compliance requirements Connect with Mark: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markberman-ff/ Visit FutureFeed: https://futurefeed.co/ FutureFeed free CMMC guide to get started: https://43571477.hs-sites.com/cmmc-everything-guide Check out highlights from CIC 2024: https://futurefeed.co/blog/2024/04/cic2024-highlight-reel/ Visit Shortarms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/ You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shortarmsolutions Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS
Today we have Mark Berman, CEO of Future Feed, on the podcast. He discusses the changing cybersecurity landscape with a focus on the government's role in improving standards. Mark believes the cybersecurity landscape is changing for the better, with a rise in awareness and government regulations. The focus is shifting from reactive measures to building security into business practices from the ground up. This will have a significant impact on Managed Service Providers (MSPs) who will need to adapt to stricter compliance requirements Connect with Mark: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markberman-ff/ Visit FutureFeed: https://futurefeed.co/ FutureFeed free CMMC guide to get started: https://43571477.hs-sites.com/cmmc-everything-guide Check out highlights from CIC 2024: https://futurefeed.co/blog/2024/04/cic2024-highlight-reel/ Visit Shortarms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/ You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shortarmsolutions Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS
In this episode of Legally Bond, Kim speaks with commercial litigation attorney Mark Berman. Mark discusses his current practice, his past and current roles with the New York State Bar Association and his initiatives with technology and the law.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an evidence-based form of therapy that has been in use for decades. My guest in this episode believes that CBT can be applied to create better therapeutics, and, in fact, that's exactly what his company is called: Better Therapeutics. Dr. Mark Berman, the Chief Medical Officer at Better Therapeutics, explained that the goal of CBT is to “help people change some of those core beliefs, which then directly influence what we do on a day to day basis.” And while CBT was originally applied to help people with conditions like PTSD, anxiety and depression, the team at Better Therapeutics have developed their own variant of CBT to apply the core principles of CBT to the ideas that drive root behaviors like diet, exercise and other supportive lifestyle behaviors. Tune into this episode to hear how Better Therapeutics are creating new digital treatments to reverse the progression of cardiometabolic disease, improve quality of life and inform clinical decisions. In this episode, we cover: Patient experience using digital therapeutics for type 2 diabetes Nutritional CBT – Better Therapeutics innovative new form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Why companies are opting to create Prescription Digital Therapies rather than self-managed lifestyle apps What's next in the Better Therapeutics pipeline and how these decisions are made The future of Digital Therapeutic infrastructure Guest Links and Resources: Connect with Mark Berman on LinkedIn | Twitter Visit bettertx.com Host Links: Connect with Eugene Borukhovich: Twitter | LinkedIn Connect with Chandana Fitzgerald, MD: Twitter | LinkedIn Connect with YourCoach.health: Website | Twitter Check out Shot of Digital Health with Eugene and Jim Joyce: Website | Podcast App HealthXL: Website | Twitter | Join an Event Season 2 of Digital Therapeutics Podcast would not be possible without the support of leading DTx organizations. Thank you to: > Presenting Partner: Amalgam Rx > Contributing Sponsors: LSI | Bayer G4A | Lindus Health Follow Digital Health Today: Browse Episodes | Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram Follow Health Podcast Network: Browse Shows | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Reviewing the article “The Perfect Victim?” by Wesley Lowery, Hannah Knowles, and Mark Berman of the Washington Post
Mark Berman reached out and shared how much he loved the podcast and wanted to join me to share his story. We talk about Mark's journey and he has a unique answer to The Mary Question! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
HOUR 2 - Seth and Sean discuss some of the incredible people saying incredible things about the newly retired Mark Berman of FOX 26, assess if Astros GM Dana Brown is the Astro under the most pressure, and react to audio of Yankees play-by-play announcer John Sterling being hit by a foul ball during a call.
The latest from OTAs, a 1-on-1 with FB/TE Andrew Beck, a long discussion with KRIV-FOX26's Mark Berman and much more highlights this Memorial Day weekend edition of the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Fox 26 Sports Director Mark Berman looks back at his 40-year career and shares some of the top stories he broke, favorite athletes, funny airport interviews, best career advice, plus what he'll do with all his free time when he retires.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
HOUR 2 - Seth and Sean break down 6 signs from Texans rookie minicamp that signify things are getting back to normal, discuss what the Texans are getting in Shaq Griffin, and react to the fact that Mark Berman is retiring with some of what we'll miss from his reporting.
Mark Berman joins us in-studio to tell us about the latest happenings in the world of bugs.
BREAKING: Mark Berman of Fox 26 Retires and ITL reacts
In the final hour of the show the guys discuss James Harden's incredible performance in Game 1 vs the Celtics, whether that changed their mind on wanting him back in Houston, go off the rails after hearing that Lil Wayne paid the Astros a visit this afternoon, have some fun with Mark Berman's 1 on 1 with Lil Wayne during Quick Hits, and as always close the show by naming a new Champ of The Day.
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The Year ahead – Property in 2023 2022 was a crazy year - even in the property market. And now with Janu-worry well underway, we're all wondering what we can expect from the property market in 2023. Namely, semigration, going green, the allure of estate living and lock-up-and-go culture, and the increase in multigenerational living. Joining us today to unpack all this is Mark Berman, MD of Soundrock Integrated Property Solutions. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel and easily buy your first property at www.privateproperty.co.za. Private Property aims to revolutionise the way South Africans find their next home by making th process easier, simpler, and faster. Find your next home on www.privateproperty.co.za #PrivatePropertyPodcast #PropertyInvestment #FirstTimeHomeBuying
2/21/23 Hour 1 0:00 - In the Sports App, AWadd breaks down Mac McClung's dunk contest win during NBA All-Star Weekend. 11:00 - In Commanders Corner, Epstein breaks down the hiring of Eric Bieniemy and what it means for Washington. 20:45 - The Roanoke Times' Mark Berman joins the show to discuss Virginia Tech basketball. 30:00 - AWadd and Cheek discuss VCU homecoming weekend, seeing all the alumni out at the game against Fordham and more.
For the first time, Surfing NASH takes a deep dive into the prospect of digital therapeutics, their ability to drive outcomes and the critical success factors for proper use and deployment. This is an increasingly apt topic which intermittently surfaces on the podcast but has never featured at the center of conversation. The Surfers are joined by Naim Alkhouri and two new guests with prominent focus in this space: Joe Rubinsztain, CEO and Co-Founder of ChronWell, and Mark Berman, CMO of Better Therapeutics.In this session, the group continues to discuss the benefits behind having an app where patients are in command of their wellness journey. Roger Green prompts Mark to further detail the Better Therapeutics product deployed in the feasibility study of cognitive behavioral therapy for improved liver health. Mark confirms that the product used was effectively the same which was used in their trial to demonstrate meaningful changes in blood sugar control for Type 2 diabetic patients. He reiterates the behavioral similarities that often underlie cardiometabolic conditions. Their thesis is that with the right support or therapy to address these behaviors, we can target multiple conditions simultaneously. Mark explains that the challenge therein lies in demonstrating from a regulatory perspective that this is an evidence-based form of prescriptive therapy.Louise spurs comments around the idea that transparency in patient participation is enhanced when levels of comfort and trust for a process are high. She goes on to describe an app she is developing called MyLife365.me. This is a free lifestyle app that tracks how your daily life choices of food, drink and exercise impacts your liver health.While this session features ideas around both the enormous potential and daunting challenges behind the world of digital health and digital therapeutics, the panelists provide rich insights which remain optimistic. These are big questions with far-reaching implications for the future of medicine. If you enjoy this topic and would like to learn more, we kindly invite you to leave a review on your preferred listening platform. We also encourage our audience to write us questions to include your on-ground experiences and ideas in the weekly discourse. Thank you for your continued support - stay safe and surf on!
For the first time, Surfing NASH takes a deep dive into the prospect of digital therapeutics, their ability to drive outcomes and the critical success factors for proper use and deployment. This is an increasingly apt topic which intermittently surfaces on the podcast but has never featured at the center of conversation. The Surfers are joined by Naim Alkhouri and two new guests with prominent focus in this space: Joe Rubinsztain, CEO and Co-Founder of ChronWell, and Mark Berman, CMO of Better Therapeutics.In this final session, Roger prompts the panelists to share final thoughts around how digital therapeutics will evolve over time. Each offers a unique perspective accounting for different pieces of a collective puzzle: combating Fatty Liver through technological innovation. Joe and Mark discuss where they envision their respective work to converge. Jörn and Louise offer insights which indicate that different economic structures may require various reimbursement systems and provider dynamics. While this session features ideas around both the enormous potential and daunting challenges behind the world of digital health and digital therapeutics, the panelists provide rich insights which remain optimistic. These are big questions with far-reaching implications for the future of medicine. If you enjoy this topic and would like to learn more, we kindly invite you to leave a review on your preferred listening platform. We also encourage our audience to write us questions to include your on-ground experiences and ideas in the weekly discourse. Thank you for your continued support - stay safe and surf on!
For the first time, Surfing NASH takes a deep dive into the prospect of digital therapeutics, their ability to drive outcomes and the critical success factors for proper use and deployment. This is an increasingly apt topic which intermittently surfaces on the podcast but has never featured at the center of conversation. The Surfers are joined by Naim Alkhouri and two new guests with prominent focus in this space: Joe Rubinsztain, CEO and Co-Founder of ChronWell, and Mark Berman, CMO of Better Therapeutics. Naim leads this conversation by elaborating on his involvement in a feasibility study with Better Therapuetics on use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for improving liver health. Mark and his team partnered with two of Naim's clinics to conduct the study over the course of three months. Their aim was to recruit participants from a specialty clinic setting who exhibit a range of Fatty Liver disease states and develop data to understand the effects of their therapies on the liver and cardiometabolic condition. Naim discusses why they chose targeting MRI-PDFF as a primary outcome measure. He explains that while a 90-day window is restrictive in terms of identifying fibrosis improvement, changes in AST and ALT were examined in addition to analysis of FibroScan metrics. It's noted that increased engagement with the app correlated with improved weight and liver enzyme values. Naim goes on to share ideas around implementing combination therapies which harness the unique utility of digital apps with agents like resmetirom or semaglutide. From here, the session opens up to impressions and questions of the other panelists. Jörn Schattenberg highlights quality of life as a valuable endpoint and Louise comments on the benefit behind what's described as a “non-medical” approach where patients are in command of their wellness journey. Roger Green asks Mark to expand on the premise and deployment of Better Therapeutic's curated cognitive behavioral therapy....If you enjoyed this episode and would like to learn more about digital therapeutics, we kindly invite you to leave a review on your preferred listening platform. We also encourage our audience to write us questions to include your on-ground experiences and ideas in the weekly discourse. Thank you for your continued support - stay safe and surf on!
For the first time, Surfing NASH takes a deep dive into the prospect of digital therapeutics, their ability to drive outcomes and the critical success factors for proper use and deployment. This is an increasingly apt topic which intermittently surfaces on the podcast but has never featured at the center of conversation. The Surfers are joined by Naim Alkhouri and two new guests with prominent focus in this space: Joe Rubinsztain, CEO and Co-Founder of ChronWell, and Mark Berman, CMO of Better Therapeutics.In this conversation, Joe details the inception of ChronWell and the company's mission of assisting providers and insurers to deliver optimal care beyond the medical practice with teams empowered by scalable technology. These compounding ideas originate in the advent of electronic health records in the 90s. At the time, many failed to understand the utility in transitioning from paper to digital. Today, the potential of digital health burgeons with opportunity. Joe envisions a future where “computers are treating simple, delimited diseases in a well designed pathway which is augmenting the ability of a doctor to deliver.” He goes on to discuss the role of insurers in this future and explains the nuances which align ChronWell's identity as a digital platform. Jörn Schattenberg commends the term “augment” because of the need to leverage all tools available in identifying the swathes of unmet patients.Joe highlights that ChronWell is partnering with both primary care providers and specialists to build understanding around the full spectrum of disease. When considering new generation tools to treat conditions like NAFLD and NASH, he asserts that “we need to think broadly about activating the ecosystem” and removing any friction for the health care provider to utilize. This leads Naim to comment on the importance of still striving to find solutions for all Fatty Liver patients and not just those with clinically significant fibrosis. ...If you enjoyed this episode and would like to learn more about digital therapeutics, we kindly invite you to leave a review on your preferred listening platform. We also encourage our audience to write us questions to include your on-ground experiences and ideas in the weekly discourse. Thank you for your continued support - stay safe and surf on!
For the first time, Surfing NASH takes a deep dive into the prospect of digital therapeutics, their ability to drive outcomes and the critical success factors for proper use and deployment. This is an increasingly apt topic which intermittently surfaces on the podcast but has never featured at the center of conversation. The Surfers are joined by Naim Alkhouri and two new guests with prominent focus in this space: Joe Rubinsztain, CEO and Co-Founder of ChronWell, and Mark Berman, CMO of Better Therapeutics.In this conversation, Joe and Mark detail their backgrounds and respective roles at two leading digital therapeutics companies. Both Joe and Mark are physicians by training with unique interests which led them down fascinating paths. Joe discloses he is a “computer scientist at heart.” Mark shares that he has always had a passion for nutrition and behavior change. Mark goes on to elaborate on his work today, underscoring a fundamental idea at the foundation of Better Therapeutics. Much of cardiometabolic diseases - including NAFLD - is rooted in behavior. While both primary care and specialty clinics absorb the consequences, neither is adequately equipped to facilitate society-wide behavioral change. Better Therapeutics exists to answer this dilemma by developing forms of what's called Prescription Digital Therapies. Representing a new treatment modality, the use of digital therapeutics under physician supervision can enable digitally-delivered behavioral therapy that is prescribed, reimbursed and accessible to patients in need through the use of a smartphone. Last year, the company announced positive results of a pivotal trial in Type 2 diabetes which demonstrated the use of a Prescription Digital Therapeutic to have clinically meaningful changes in blood sugar control. The company has also expanded its efforts by applying Prescription Digital Therapeutics to combat the swelling burden of NAFLD and NASH. To do so, Mark and his team partnered with two of Naim's clinics to conduct a feasibility study over the course of three months. Their aim was to recruit participants from a specialty clinic setting who exhibit a range of Fatty Liver disease states and develop data to understand the effects of their therapies on the liver and cardiometabolic condition. Targeting MRI-PDFF as a primary outcome measure, the topline results revealed that the majority of patients were able to demonstrate improved liver health....If you enjoyed this episode and would like to learn more about digital therapeutics, we kindly invite you to leave a review on your preferred listening platform. We also encourage our audience to write us questions to include your on-ground experiences and ideas in the weekly discourse. Thank you for your continued support - stay safe and surf on!
For the first time, Surfing NASH takes a deep dive into the prospect of digital therapeutics, their ability to drive outcomes and the critical success factors for proper use and deployment. This is an increasingly apt topic which intermittently surfaces on the podcast but has never featured at the center of conversation. The Surfers are joined by Naim Alkhouri and two new guests with prominent focus in this space: Joe Rubinsztain, CEO and Co-Founder of ChronWell, and Mark Berman, CMO of Better Therapeutics.Among a plethora of discussion points unpacked, the panelists explore the following major themes:09:24Mark is first to elaborate on his work and underscores the big idea at the foundation of Better Therapeutics: much of cardiometabolic diseases - including NAFLD - is rooted in behavior. While both primary care and specialty clinics absorb the consequences, neither is adequately equipped to facilitate society-wide behavioral change. Better Therapeutics exists to answer this dilemma by developing forms of what's called Prescription Digital Therapies. Representing a new treatment modality, the use of digital therapeutics under physician supervision can enable digitally-delivered behavioral therapy that is prescribed, reimbursed and accessible to patients in need through the use of a smartphone.15:25Better Therapeutics has recently focused on applying Prescription Digital Therapeutics to combat the swelling burden of NAFLD and NASH. In doing so, their team partnered with two of Naim's clinics to conduct a feasibility study. Naim elaborates on quantifying the analysis of that study. While a 90-day window is restrictive in terms of identifying fibrosis improvement, changes in AST and ALT were examined in addition to analysis of metrics provided by FibroScan. Naim shares ideas around implementing combination therapies which harness digital apps and agents like resmetirom or semaglutide. From here, conversation opens up to impressions and questions from the panelists. Jörn Schattenberg highlights quality of life as a valuable endpoint and Roger Green asks Mark to expand on the premise and deployment of cognitive behavioral therapy.26:02Joe details the inception of ChronWell and the company's mission of assisting providers and insurers to deliver optimal care beyond the medical practice with teams empowered by scalable technology. He envisions a future where “computers are treating simple, delimited diseases in a well designed pathway which is augmenting the ability of a doctor to deliver.” He goes on to discuss the role of insurers in this future and explains the nuances that align ChronWell's identity as a digital platform.37:24The group discusses the benefits behind having an app where patients are in command of their wellness journey. Louise spurs comments around the idea that transparency is enhanced when levels of patient comfort and trust with a process are high. She goes on to describe facets of an app she is developing called MyLife365.me. This is a free lifestyle app that tracks how your daily life choices of food, drink and exercise impacts your liver health.46:00Finally, Roger prompts the panelists to share final thoughts around the future of this space. Each offers a unique perspective accounting for different pieces of a collective puzzle: combating Fatty Liver through digital health. If you enjoy the episode or have questions on this subject, we kindly ask that you submit reviews wherever you download our discussions. Alternatively, you can write us directly at questions@SurfingNASH.com.
AWadd discusses "man caves" and his favorite aspects of Super Bowl parties, and The Roanoke Times' Mark Berman joins the show to discuss Virginia Tech basketball and the Hokies' win over UVA on Saturday. Later, in University Drive, AWadd goes around the state in college hoops, and then VCU play-by-play voice Robby Robinson joins the show to break down the Rams' win over St. Louis.
2/6/23 Hour 2 0:00 - In the Black and Gold Report, AWadd breaks down VCU's big win over St. Louis and Ace Baldwin's incredible performance on Friday. 10:30 - In a second NFL Hits, Epstein continues previewing the Super Bowl. 20:00 - The Roanoke Times' Mark Berman joins the show to discuss Virginia Tech basketball and the Hokies' win over UVA on Saturday. 31:55 - In Netclix, Adam talks about finally watching The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, producer Adam Cheek discusses starting The Last of Us and more.
After decades of population decline, the monarch butterfly has officially been classified as endangered. We discuss the future of the monarch butterfly and more with entomologist Mark Berman.
After decades of population decline, the monarch butterfly has officially been classified as endangered. We discuss the future of the monarch butterfly and more with entomologist Mark Berman.
This week Mark Berman from the Roanoke Times joins Joe and Leland to recap VT Sports and realignment talk. Joe is enjoying the Orioles run while Leland is happy for Joe he is nervous it will get to a point where he resents the Orioles.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an evidence-based form of therapy that has been in use for decades. My guest in this episode believes that CBT can be applied to create better therapeutics, and, in fact, that's exactly what his company is called: Better Therapeutics. Dr. Mark Berman, the Chief Medical Officer at Better Therapeutics, explained that the goal of CBT is to "help people change some of those core beliefs, which then directly influence what we do on a day to day basis." And while CBT was originally applied to help people with conditions like PTSD, anxiety and depression, the team at Better Therapeutics have developed their own variant of CBT to apply the core principles of CBT to the ideas that drive root behaviors like diet, exercise and other supportive lifestyle behaviors. Tune into this episode to hear how Better Therapeutics are creating new digital treatments to reverse the progression of cardiometabolic disease, improve quality of life and inform clinical decisions. In this episode, we cover: Patient experience using digital therapeutics for type 2 diabetes Nutritional CBT - Better Therapeutics innovative new form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Why companies are opting to create Prescription Digital Therapies rather than self-managed lifestyle apps What's next in the Better Therapeutics pipeline and how these decisions are made The future of Digital Therapeutic infrastructure Guest Links and Resources: Connect with Mark Berman on LinkedIn | Twitter Visit bettertx.com Episode Mentions: Kevin Appelbaum - founder of Better TX: LinkedIn Margaret Moore - Founder & CEO Wellcoaches Corporation: LinkedIn Host Links: Connect with Eugene Borukhovich: Twitter | LinkedIn Connect with Chandana Fitzgerald, MD: Twitter | LinkedIn Connect with YourCoach.health: Website | Twitter Check out Shot of Digital Health with Eugene and Jim Joyce: Website | Podcast App HealthXL: Website | Twitter | Join an Event Season 2 of Digital Therapeutics Podcast would not be possible without the support of leading DTx organizations. Thank you to: > Presenting Partner: Amalgam Rx > Contributing Sponsors: Akili | Big Health | Click Therapeutics | Lindus Health Follow Digital Health Today: Browse Episodes | Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram Follow Health Podcast Network: Browse Shows | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Dr. Mark Berman is the Chief Medical Officer at Better Therapeutics, using a prescription digital therapeutic to treat diseases caused by human behavior, particularly type II diabetes. While PDT model might be expected to be effective with younger patients, clinical trial data is revealing that older patients 60+ are getting the most benefit in blood sugar reduction from this approach. Mark elaborates, "We are, at Better Therapeutics, trying to pioneer a prescription digital therapeutics platform with the intent of treating a whole host of cardiometabolic conditions, starting first with type II diabetes. Then moving on to other related cardiometabolic conditions that all share their roots in health behaviors that really drive the pandemic of disease that we're seeing in cardiometabolic health. And so, at Better Therapeutics, we're bringing about this platform to enable scalable means of treating those root causes of cardiometabolic conditions." "The notion of prescription digital therapeutic is that instead of prescribing yet another drug to help those types of patients, they're going to prescribe an FDA regulated mobile medical app, a prescription digital therapeutic, which is easy to fill, and it comes directly onto the patient's smartphone. And from there, it's the job of the digital therapeutic to really personalize the therapy for the patient. We don't believe that the providers have the time or the ability to really get very granular into the nature of the behavioral therapy. We really need to rely on the digital therapeutic to do that personalized work about what behaviors to target and how to be effective in each patient." @Better_TX #DigitalTherapeutics #DigitalHealth #PDT #PrescriptionDigitalTherapeutic #Type2Diabetes #MobileHealth BetterTX.com Download the transcript here
Dr. Mark Berman is the Chief Medical Officer at Better Therapeutics, using a prescription digital therapeutic to treat diseases caused by human behavior, particularly type II diabetes. While PDT model might be expected to be effective with younger patients, clinical trial data is revealing that older patients 60+ are getting the most benefit in blood sugar reduction from this approach. Mark elaborates, "We are, at Better Therapeutics, trying to pioneer a prescription digital therapeutics platform with the intent of treating a whole host of cardiometabolic conditions, starting first with type II diabetes. Then moving on to other related cardiometabolic conditions that all share their roots in health behaviors that really drive the pandemic of disease that we're seeing in cardiometabolic health. And so, at Better Therapeutics, we're bringing about this platform to enable scalable means of treating those root causes of cardiometabolic conditions." "The notion of prescription digital therapeutic is that instead of prescribing yet another drug to help those types of patients, they're going to prescribe an FDA regulated mobile medical app, a prescription digital therapeutic, which is easy to fill, and it comes directly onto the patient's smartphone. And from there, it's the job of the digital therapeutic to really personalize the therapy for the patient. We don't believe that the providers have the time or the ability to really get very granular into the nature of the behavioral therapy. We really need to rely on the digital therapeutic to do that personalized work about what behaviors to target and how to be effective in each patient." @Better_TX #DigitalTherapeutics #DigitalHealth #PDT #PrescriptionDigitalTherapeutic #Type2Diabetes #MobileHealth BetterTX.com Listen to the podcast here
Ann shares interviews she's done with Mark Berman, Owner, East Coast Women's Pro Golf; Mike Flaskey, Founder, Club Corp Classic Champions Tour event; and Corey Pavin, winner of the 1995 U.S. Open at Shinnecock, where he keeps the infamous four wood he used to help win the title that year and why he thinks he's playing better than ever at the age of 62.
James Click, GM of the Astros, spoke with Mark Berman of FOX & gave some updates on injured Astros.. How worried should we be about Lance McCullers Jr.? Russell Wilson explains how he landed his now wife Ciara.. Oh my. Two draft prospects visit the Texans on Tuesday.
Landry wonders if too many flowers were given out yesterday and is offering his services to Mark Berman
ITL Hour 1: Landry wonders if too many flowers were given out yesterday and is offering his services to Mark Berman, Lopez has a list of media GOAT's. Landry feels bad for the Yankees and does Nick Caserio have a media spirit animal.
On this show I catch up with Mark Berman, owner/operator of the brand new East Coast Women's Professional Golf Tour. What does it take to start a women's tour? Why did Mark start the Tour in the first place? Why is this Tour so vital to women's golf, women's sports and women's initiatives? How does the ECWPGT fit into the golf landscape? These and many other question will be answered on this exciting episode - enjoy!
El puertorriqueño Carlos Correa no regresa con los Astros de Houston ni se marcha a un mercado grande, como Nueva York. Luego de semanas de negociaciones infructuosas, el habilidoso campocorto se marcha a Minnesota, con los Mellizos para sorpresa general de la MLB. Correa pactó con un contrato de corto plazo con los Twins la madrugada de este sábado. El reporte de Mark Berman, analista de FOX 26 en Houston, no ha sido desmentido por fuentes del equipo. Y termina con una historia que duró más de un lustro entre el boricua y su organización original. Texto original de Ignacio Serrano (Tomado de ElEmergente.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alfredo-villasmil/message
'Sports Innerview' host Ann Liguori connects with Mark Berman, Tournament Director and Owner of the East Coast Women's Pro Golf Tour, a new developmental golf circuit for women. Berman started the circuit in January 2022, holding six tournaments since then with another eight to 10 in the works this summer up and down the East Coast. $150,000 in prize money was distributed in the first six tournaments.
Ann catches up with Ian O'Connor, NY Times best-selling author of 'Coach K: The Rise & Reign of Mike Krzyzewski' and they discuss Coach K's childhood, his college playing career, storied coaching career, his fall-out with Bobby Knight and much more. Ann visits with Mark Berman, Tourn. Dir., Owner, East Coast Women's Professional Golf Tour.
Outsider and Blue Wire's Chase Thomas is joined by The Roanoke Times' Mark Berman to talk about the Virginia Tech Hokies, the job Mike Young has done thus far, the team rebounding from their rough early start in ACC play, why KenPom likes them so much, if they can make the NCAA tournament and much more. Host: Chase Thomas Guest: Mark Berman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
ITL Hour 2: Minnesota isn't gram-friendly, but that should be Watson's No. 1 choice. Berman's best airport interview and Land Lock best things at the airport. HITS are LIT.
Bob looks back at a memorable night in Pittsburgh, talks about the horrific traffic situation in Northern Virginia and Hokies basketball with Mark Berman from the Roanoke Times.
The VT basketball team is in action this evening when they take on N.C. State. Mark and Bob talk about the recent COVID issues surrounding the team, the missed games and the issues that it causes the Hokies moving forward.
Today a jury acquitted Kyle Rittenhouse on all counts in last summer's shootings in Kenosha, Wis. We talk about the verdict, what it means and why this trial captivated the nation. Read more:After three and a half days of deliberation, jurors in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse have found the 18 year-old not guilty on all charges — including homicide and reckless endangerment. Rittenhouse fatally shot two people and shot and wounded a third during a protest against police conduct in Kenosha, Wis., in August 2020. Rittenhouse, who is White and was 17 at the time of the shootings, said he was acting in self defense. National reporter Mark Berman says the prosecution and defense presented dramatically different narratives of the shootings. And Kim Bellware reports from outside the Kenosha courthouse, where a crowd is gathering in support of the family members of the people shot by Rittenhouse.Gun control groups and racial justice activists are calling the verdict a dangerous decision. The parents of Anthony Huber, one of the people fatally shot by Rittenhouse, said in a statement they are “heartbroken and angry” over the verdict. “We watched the trial closely, hoping it would bring us closure,” they said. “That did not happen.”Follow The Washington Post's live coverage of the Rittenhouse trial here. If you value the journalism you hear in this podcast, please subscribe to The Washington Post. Right now you can get a subscription to The Post for just $0.99 every four weeks. And you can give a full year as a gift for just $9.99.. Go to www.washingtonpost.com/subscribe. It's the best deal we've ever offered and it's only happening for a few days.
Eric and Brett discuss all the news and notes from the weekend including Dusty Baker being re-signed for 1- year. There were a lot of quotes about the Astros desire to bring Carlos Correa back, but a rumored offer by Mark Berman is good money-wise, but not length-wise. The Astros offered a couple of players a qualifying offer and two players won the gold glove. A lot to discuss on the Locked On Astros podcast.Locked On Astros, the daily podcast about the Houston Astros, hosted by Eric Huysman and Brett Chancey, is part of the Locked On Podcast Network.Be sure to subscribe to Locked On Astros in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and come back every weekday morning and spend your morning commute listening to the latest Astros news and notes. Thanks for listening, and tell your friends! We now have a YouTube channel as well, so go subscribe to that as well and get us to 5k subscribers! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9fXhBb2-ZTiPwk7WNwYjzQhttps://linktr.ee/LockedOnAstrosSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use the promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Eric and Brett discuss all the news and notes from the weekend including Dusty Baker being re-signed for 1- year. There were a lot of quotes about the Astros desire to bring Carlos Correa back, but a rumored offer by Mark Berman is good money-wise, but not length-wise. The Astros offered a couple of players a qualifying offer and two players won the gold glove. A lot to discuss on the Locked On Astros podcast. Locked On Astros, the daily podcast about the Houston Astros, hosted by Eric Huysman and Brett Chancey, is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Be sure to subscribe to Locked On Astros in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and come back every weekday morning and spend your morning commute listening to the latest Astros news and notes. Thanks for listening, and tell your friends! We now have a YouTube channel as well, so go subscribe to that as well and get us to 5k subscribers! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9fXhBb2-ZTiPwk7WNwYjzQ https://linktr.ee/LockedOnAstros Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use the promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
There are plenty of bugs and insects to watch out for in the fall: stink bugs, milkweed bugs, boxelder bugs, the spotted lanternfly. Today on “All Sides with Ann Fisher,” We discuss all things crawly and a little bit creepy with bug expert Mark Berman.
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[Episode 7] Mark Berman makes it all sound so easy. From that spark of learning his first two chords to becoming a renown pianist and composer, you realize in talking with him that his journey is the perfect example of the saying If you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. While nothing in life worth doing is ever easy, Mark's positive attitude and energy have helped him endure the fickle music industry.We walked away from our conversation with Mark impressed with his talent and accomplishments, thrilled that he's still passionately working, but also in awe of his peace of mind which comes from the satisfaction of doing what he loves. Mark is proof that you can make a career by following your heart. Mark was always going to be a musician at heart no matter what he did as a profession. In his case, they are one and the same. It's your heart that matters most. We hope you enjoy our chat with Mark Berman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayflies are considered by some to be a pest. Near Lake Erie, swarms can grow large enough to be a hazard on roadways. We explore what the recovery of the Mayfly can tell us about the health of Lake Erie and much more with Entomologist and educator Mark Berman.
Derek Chauvin is convicted of murder in the death of George Floyd. And the promise to defund the police in Minneapolis, and what happened instead.Read more:Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been convicted of second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the killing of George Floyd. Mark Berman reports. What do communities do when police retreat? Reporter Robert Klemko explains how a Native American neighborhood in Minneapolis found itself without a police force, and what the new model of public safety that took the force’s place looks like. From the archives: We all know about the death of George Floyd. But what about his life? In “The Life of George Floyd,” we tell the story of Floyd’s family, his upbringing and how racism hobbled his ambition — a story reflecting the lives of so many Americans.Subscribe to The Washington Post: https://postreports.com/offer
Switzerland's Credit Suisse and Japan's Nomura have seen their shares take a sharp fall after warning they could face losses of billions of dollars. The two large banks lent money to crisis-hit US investment fund, Archegos Capital, which was forced to liquidate billions of dollars’ worth of shares last Friday. We hear from Financial Times Correspondent Ortenca Aliaj and financial lawyer Mark Berman. The US says it could impose 25% tariffs on British exports to the US after the UK levied a digital services tax on major technology companies; we get the details from Steven Overly, Global Trade and Economics Reporter at the Politico website. Also in the programme, the European Union’s recent ban of palm oil in biofuel for vehicles has angered top producing nations Indonesia and Malaysia. The BBC's Manuela Saragosa explains the politics of the vegetable oil. Plus, as the pandemic has led to a re-think of the working day, the BBC’s Peter Morgan looks at the practice of an afternoon nap and if it’s time to refresh our attitudes towards sleeping on the job. And we're joined throughout the programme by two guests on opposite sides of the world; Alexis Goldstein, financial reform advocate in Washington DC, and Jasper Kim, Professor at Ewha University and director at Center for Conflict Management in Seoul, South Korea. (Picture of a Credit Suisse branch in Geneva / Credit: Fabrice Coffrini via Getty Images).
Switzerland's Credit Suisse and Japan's Nomura have seen their shares take a sharp fall after warning they could face losses of billions of dollars. The two large banks lent money to crisis-hit US investment fund, Archegos Capital, which was forced to liquidate billions of dollars’ worth of shares last Friday. We hear from Financial Times Correspondent Ortenca Aliaj for an update on the situation and financial lawyer Mark Berman discusses whether the crisis will have wider ramifications. Also in the programme, the European Union’s recent ban of palm oil in biofuel for vehicles has angered top producing nations Indonesia and Malaysia. The BBC's Manuela Saragosa explains the politics of the vegetable oil. Plus, as the pandemic has led to a re-think of the working day, the BBC’s Peter Morgan looks at the practice of an afternoon nap and if it’s time to refresh our attitudes towards sleeping on the job.
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Jury selection for the trial of Derek Chauvin begins. And, tips for hunting vaccine appointments online. Read more:Proceedings have begun for the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the killing of George Floyd. National reporter Mark Berman talks about what to expect at the beginning of what will be a lengthy and highly contentious trial. Outside the Hennepin County courthouse, Joshua Lott describes what it’s like to photograph a city on edge.Check out The Post’s award-winning special report, George Floyd’s America. Also, tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler with tips for nabbing an appointment online for a vaccine.
On this episode Matt Carroll, PGA Head Professional at Palencia Golf Club in St. Augustine, gives us an inside the ropes look at the Arthur Hills design course and all of the clubs wonderful amenities. I also sit down with Mark Berman the creator of the first ever women's professional golf tournament to be held in St. Johns County, who will tell us all about The Orca Golf Bags Women's Match-Play Championship, which will be played this October at World Golf Village. AND Orca Golf Bags founder and CEO, Deb Bennett stops by to give us some great company insights.
Jaron May and Matt Bonaparte host this week's Fizz Radio. The guys debate who should be in Syracuse Men's Basketball's rotation, hand out some mid-season awards, and preview this weekend's matchup against Virginia Tech with Mark Berman of the Roanoke Times. Oh and of course, they get to Fictional Fizz and Fizz Feedback.
How do we rank the efforts of ACC football coaches this season? It's as simple as a thumbs up or a thumbs down. We're more than generous with both. Some you might find perplexing but a team's season speaks for itself. We take a look at the opening week of ACC basketball then review last week's football games plus hear from coaches Tony Bennett, Mike Young, Jeff Hafley and Brian Kelly. You won't want to miss the interesting exchange between Young and beat writer Mark Berman either. Amidst it all we drop in the latest USCHO ice hockey rankings for men and women. The opening week of the ACC basketball season started out big in both a positive and negative fashion. Are fans looking for the coaches head on a platter in Atlanta? Georgia Tech drives into a pothole big enough to suck up an SUV. Thumbs Up The 1-point curse. No. 4 Virginia stumbles while Syracuse and Louisville eek out wins by just one. Virginia Tech pulls out a big win over Villanova to further upset the apple cart at the top of the poll. The guys relish Richmond knocking off Kentucky. Tony Bennett talks about the energy level against San Francisco. A quick look at the first polls (before the new one on Monday) along with some KenPom numbers. Mike Young with some thoughts on the Hokies' performance against Villanova. Finger In Your Eye Roanoke Times beat writer Mark Berman walks into a trap. ACC Football The guys take a look at last weekend's conference matchups. Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly begins looking ahead following the win over North Carolina. Is the ACC a 'friend with benefits' for the Irish? Weirdness at Syracuse as the game with NC State ends with a head-scratcher. Clemson rolls Pitt and sends a message they have a chip on their shoulder. Boston College head coach Jeff Hafley talks about what makes the Eagles successful. Georgia Tech rolls Duke. Ranking The Coaches (Get Your Thumb Out) Who gets a thumbs up? Who gets a thumbs down? Are there coaches that are on hot seats? Be sure to follow ACC Nation on social media @accnation at Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
It's that time of year! Carter and Lance breakdown the Hokies Men's and Women's Hoops seasons with Mark Berman from The Roanoke Times. The duo will then give their Pitt game reactions before closing it out with picks of the week!
You can find links to each of Sean's analysis pieces here. This article covers the week beginning July 12.
On August 25, 2020, 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse is alleged to have shot and killed 36-year-old Joseph Rosenbaum and 26-year-old Anthony Huber, while armed and patrolling protests in downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin. The police shooting of Jacob Blake two days before sparked days of protests throughout the community, and the country.This episode is brought to you Best FiendsMusic:We Talk of DreamsSources:Video: Brendan Gutenschwager; Twitter @bgonthesceneVideo: The Daily Caller; Twitter @RichieMcGhttps://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=990806428049444&ref=watch_permalinkCriminal complaint: https://www.theherald-news.com/lists/2020/08/28/0314ee2e081c4d00a3aced407b07d2ec/index.xml?page=1Adam Rogan, Kenosha News. “Rittenhouse attorney’s won’t say who invited teen to protect property; Kenosha dealership owner says it wasn’t him.” September 13, 2020. https://www.kenoshanews.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/rittenhouse-attorneys-wont-say-who-invited-teen-to-protect-property-kenosha-dealership-owner-says-it/article_af627e3e-65bc-521b-a03d-129ab01f323b.htmlJason Fechner, Spectrum News 1. “Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorneys claim self-defense in Kenosha shootings.” August 29, 2020. https://spectrumnews1.com/wi/madison/news/2020/08/29/teen-s-attorneys-claim-self-defense-in-kenosha-shootingsElliot Hughes, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “Kenosha businesses, Department of Corrections building burned to the ground, countless others vandalized.” August 25, 2020. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/wisconsin/2020/08/25/this-numbing-arson-and-damage-devastates-kenosha-businesses/3434651001/?_ga=2.117598729.1667923853.1599848955-331865843.1599848955Janet Loehrke, George Petras, Ramon Padilla, USA Today. “Jacob Blake shooting: Timeline of Kenosha’s violence and death.” August 31, 2020. https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/graphics/2020/08/27/jacob-blake-kenosha-police-shooting-two-killed/3442878001/Stacey baca, Rob Elgas, Alexis McAdams, ABC7. “Antioch teen Kyle Rittenhouse appears in court on murder charges for Kenosha protest shooting, lawyers say he acted in self-defense.” August 28, 2020. https://abc7chicago.com/kenosha-shooting-protest-kyle-rittenhouse-video/6393073/Erik Gunn, Wisconsin Examiner. “A ‘call to arms’ that filled Kenosha with combat weapons.” August 27, 2020. https://wisconsinexaminer.com/2020/08/27/a-call-to-arms-that-filled-kenosha-with-combat-weapons/Gina Barton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “Witnesses describe the night Kyle Rittenhouse opened fire during protests after the shooting of Jscob Blake in Kenosha.” August 31, 2020. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/wisconsin/2020/08/30/witnesses-detail-kenosha-shooting-seeing-kyle-rittenhouse-protest-jacob-blake-wisconsin-17-year-old/5656907002/Adam Rogan, The Journal Times. “Watch now: Videos reportedly show Kyle Rittenhouse involved in fight, punching female last month in Kenosha.” August 30, 2020. https://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/watch-now-videos-reportedly-show-kyle-rittenhouse-involved-in-fight-punching-female-last-month-in/article_983dab1f-c1de-5ac2-b125-fe732befc1ff.htmlAdam Rogan, The Journal Times. “Will Kyle Rittenhouse’s self-defense case hold up in court?” September 8, 2020. https://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/watch-will-kyle-rittenhouse-s-self-defense-case-hold-up-in-court/article_89fa7355-481f-519a-9898-4c64c0f17108.htmlSamira Said, Sara Snider, CNN. “Sole survivor of Kenosha protests shootings speaks out for the first time.” September 11, 2011. https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/11/us/kenosha-gaige-grosskreutz-shooting-victim-interview/index.htmlStephen Groves, Scott Bauer, Associated Press. “Victims of Kenosha protest shooting tried to disarm Kyle Rittenhouse: Reports.” August 28, 2020. https://abc7ny.com/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-shooting-jacob-blake/6393801/Faith Karimi, CNN. “Kenosha shooting suspect called a friend to say he ‘killed somebody,’ police say, and then shot two others.” August 28, 2020. https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/28/us/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-shooting/index.html Mitch Dudek, Tom Schuba, Chicago Sun-Times. “Antioch teen arrested in fatal shooting during protests in Kenosha.” August 26, 2020. https://chicago.suntimes.com/2020/8/26/21402877/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-shooting-arrest-antioch-jacob-blakeTom Schuba, Chicago Sun-Times. “Avowed ‘boogaloo boi’ says he roamed Kenosha streets with Kyle Rittenhouse before shooting.” August 31, 2020. https://chicago.suntimes.com/2020/8/31/21409330/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-ryan-balch-boogaloo-boi-jacob-blakeAkane Otani, The Wall Street Journal. ‘Who is Kyle Rittenhouse and WHat Happened in the Kenosha Shootings?’ August 29, 2020. https://www.wsj.com/articles/who-is-kyle-rittenhouse-and-what-happened-in-the-kenosha-shootings-11598653456Teo Armus, Mark Berman, Griff Witte, The Washington Post. ‘Before a fatal shooting, teenage Kenosha suspect idolized the police.’ August 27, 2020. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/08/27/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-shooting-protests/Dan Mihalopoulos, NPR. Kenosha shooting suspect fervently supported ‘Blue Lives,’ joined local militia. August 27, 2020. https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-protests-for-racial-justice/2020/08/27/906566596/alleged-kenosha-shooter-fervently-supported-blue-lives-joined-local-militiaChristine Maxouris, Paul P. Murphy, Nicole Chavez, CNN. “Kenosha shooting suspect faces more homicide charges.” August 27, 2020. https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/27/us/kenosha-wisconsin-shooting-suspect/index.htmlKatie Smith, Shaw Media. ‘Court documents detail fatal shootings Antioch teenager is charged with.’ August 28, 2020. https://www.dailyherald.com/news/20200828/court-documents-detail-fatal-shootings-antioch-teenager-is-charged-withLouis Casiano, Fox News. “Suspect Kyle Rittenhouse thanks supporters via phone in lawyer’s Twitter post.” September 1, 2020. https://www.foxnews.com/us/suspect-kyle-rittenhouse-thanks-supporters-via-phone-in-lawyers-twitter-post
We tell the complete story of Jon's chronic kidney disease experience, from diagnosis to experimental stem cell surgery:Just One Challenge- How Jon feels the Just One Challenge is opening up the opportunity for him to achieve his goals by ensuring he gets started every day- Why obstacles like running in the rain are best overcome by having a minimal commitmentPre-Diagnosis Memories- Jon describes the "energy spells" he would experience as a child- His first indication of an issue with his kidneys, when he didn't pass the urine test as part of his physical exam for the US Naval Academy- He had no other indications of a problem for roughly the next decade- Jon's friend Moses, a chef at the Olympic Training Center, who went through a kidney transplant and Jon's desire to donate his kidney at that timeDiagnosis to Surgery- Jon describes experience of receiving his diagnosis of a kidney problem from the doctors at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA- The confusion he felt being told he was half-way toward kidney failure- His decision to delay his biopsy until after the Olympic Trials that summer and the effect his diagnosis had on his mental state entering that competition- His official diagnosis of of focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) at the end of 2008- Why Jon credits being so physically fit with keeping him from needing dialysis or a transplant much sooner- Why it's hard for Jon to talk about how he handled his diagnosis in the years following- How his priorities shifted and the effect that had on many of Jon's decisions, and the lack of stability he had in his life at that time- Jon's next two years, when he became a preschool teacher for a year and was close to quitting the sport Stem Cell Surgery- How Jon heard about the experimental stem cell surgery to treat FSGS- The role Brent Concolino and the Rock Institute have played in Jon's life- Drs Elliot Lander, Mark Berman, and Jackie See, their backgrounds and the roles they played in his procedure- How Jon's particular procedure used stem cells from his own fat (and why that was tricky given how little fat he had to draw from!)- What some of the risks of using stem cells were, and the potential benefits that led Jon to decide to do it- The actual details of the procedure- How Jon felt and progressed in the six to twelve months after the procedurePost-Surgery Status- Jon's latest test in September 2019 which showed that he was doing great, 8 years after the procedure and 20 years after his first indication of a kidney problem as a high school senior- The limited data points available indicate that at a minimum, Jon's kidney disease did not progress along a typical path and his stem cell treatment is one of the few potential reasons why- We cannot say that stem cells reversed or cured Jon's kidney disease, only that we believe it is an area where more research should be focused- Our goal of raising awareness and funds for research into stem cells as a viable treatment for chronic kidney disease by telling Jon's story wherever possible- Chronic kidney disease affects one in seven people and over 100,000 people get diagnosed every year in the US- The importance for all of us to get tested and catch it early if we are unfortunate enough to be diagnosed- The reality for listeners interested in getting Jon's treatment that stem cell treatments are, at the time of this publication, banned in the US and undergoing a drawn out review by the FDA- And finally, an official disclaimer: everything discussed in this podcast is based on Jon's experience and opinions, and has not been reviewed or endorsed by any of the doctors or other people who played a role in Jon's experience. Any errors or miscommunications reside with us and not them.If you liked this episode, you may also like our episode on Dealing with Forces Outside Your Control and our interview with musician and diabetic Michael Lemos.Recorded July 3, 2020.ReferencesWhy The Just One Challenge Works So Well - Go Be More PodcastEpisode #61: Jon Rankin, US Junior Champion in the 1500m and Founder of Go Be More Apparel - Clean Sport PodcastWhat is FSGS? - National Kidney FoundationCell Surgical Network - StemCellRevolution.comHosts:Bryan Green, @sendaibry, Go Be More BlogJon Rankin, @chasejonrankin, Go Be MoreLinks:Go Be More websiteGo Be More YouTube ChannelFeedbackSubscribe on your favorite player:Simplecast
Dr Mark Berman is one of the leading proponents of stem cell therapies in the United States. He is also an accomplished cosmetic surgeon from Beverly Hills. A dynamic speaker, entrepreneur and cofounder of the multinational Cell Surgical Network , Mark battles tirelessly with the FDA on behalf of physicians. His energetic and unapologetic commentary on the entire field of stem cell therapy is an eye-opener and mandatory listening for anyone interested in this topic. Dr. Mark Berman can be reached at MarkBermanMD.com and the Cell Surgical Network website at StemCellRevoluton.com Dr Marco Pelosi III can be reached at DrMarcoPelosi.com
Dr. Daniel Royal, DO, CTP, JD interviews Dr. Mark Berman, MD, a cosmetic surgeon in Beverly Hills, the former President of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (2010), and a clinical instructor at the University of Southern California. Dr. Berman has been using stem cells obtained from fat tissue since 2010 and the Academy of Regenerative Practices has named him the #3 stem cell innovator in their top ten. Mark is a co-founder of the California Stem Cell Treatment Center where he emphasizes the importance of "Personal Cell Therapy" in his regenerative medicine practice. Dr. Berman is also a co-founder of the Cell Surgical Network, which has over 100 affiliate offices in the U.S. and many more worldwide. He has written and published numerous articles including the largest stem cell safety study for IV infusion as well as studies for knees, interstitial cystitis, concussions, etc. For more information, contact droyal@thbclinic.com.
In this bonus thank you episode, Jen is feeling like it's March all over again and discusses options for continuing life and travel during the never ending COVID crisis before thanking the Congressional Dish producers. She also recalls getting arrested in front of the White House, a vastly different experience in the Obama years compared to what the brave protestors are experiencing during the reign of Trump. Please Support Congressional Dish – Quick Links Click here to contribute monthly or a lump sum via PayPal Click here to support Congressional Dish for via Patreon (donations per episode) Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Send Cash App payments to: $CongressionalDish or Donation@congressionaldish.com Use your bank’s online bill pay function to mail contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North, Number 4576, Crestview, FL 32536 Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Articles/Documents Article: Pompeo blasts Beijing as deadline nears for China to shutter Houston consulate By Jennifer Hansler, CNN, July 23, 2020 Article: ‘It was like being preyed upon’: Portland protesters say federal officers in unmarked vans are detaining them By Katie Shepherd and Mark Berman, The Washington Post, July 17, 2020 Article: THE MIDDLE SEAT - The Greatest Coronavirus Risks When You Fly By Scott McCartney, The Wall Street Journal, July 15, 2020 Article: Trump Administration Strips C.D.C. of Control of Coronavirus Data By Sheryl Gay Stolberg, The New York Times, July 14, 2020 Article: Tell Your Senator: Vote No on the EARN IT Act By Joe Mullin, Electronic Frontier Foundation, June 30, 2020 Article: Behaviors, movements, and transmission of droplet-mediated respiratory diseases during transcontinental airline flights By Vicki Stover Hertzberg, Howard Weiss, Lisa Elon, Wenpei Si, Sharon L. Norris, and The FlyHealthy Research Team, PNAS, April 3, 2018 Article: In Liberals’ Dreams, This Is What America’s High-Speed Rail Network Looks Like By Will Oremus, Slate, February 8, 2013 Additional Resources YouTube Video: Geraldine Thomas - Impact of Radiation Release, Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission YouTube Video: Dr. Helen Caldicott - Impact of Radiation Release, Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio)
Public Space Travel Podcast Weekly Warp 2: Portland Boogaloo Welcome to PST's Weekly Warp: our new weekly series focusing on current events that catch our eye. This week we look at Trump's weight-lifting routine, how invisibility is the new norm for COVID data, and the anonymous federal crack down on protests in Portland. Public Space Travel is a podcast dedicated to social/political critique, comedy, and education. Coming from an anti-hierarchy/oppression perspective, we aim for progressive/radical left solidarity with brothers/sisters/trans and non-binary folk of all stripes. We want to discuss and examine topics (or interview people) that you want to hear about, as well as make corrections for things we’ve said. Reach out to us: PublicSpaceTravel@gmail.com Voice Mail: (208) 502-1406 Twitter: @PublicSpacePod ------------------------------------------------------ This episode's resources: Coronavirus hospital data will now be sent to Trump administration instead of CDC by Jim Acosta and Devan Cole at CNN Tweet by David Fahrenthold showing Trump campaign payments made to Trump's hotel business "Wealth show to scale" visual-tool website Luci mentions 'A reenactment type-thing.' Weights at Trump's White House event on deregulation were fake by David Jackson at USA Today Sens. Marco Rubio, Dan Sullivan confuse John Lewis and Elijah Cummings in remembrance photos by Nicholas Wu at USA Today Congress Just Got an Earful About the Threat of the Boogaloo Movement by Tess Owen at Vice News Tweet by Nate Thayer with video - "Unidentified DHS agents driving civilian vehicles...in Portland, Oregon." 'It was like being preyed upon': Portland protestors say federal officers in unmarked vans are detaining them by Katie Shepherd and Mark Berman at The Washington Post Trump Condemned for Authoritarian 'Abuse of Power' as Secret Federal Police Snatch Protesters Off Portland Streets by Jake Johnson at Common Dreams Manhattan Rents drop for first time in a decade thanks to COVID-19 by Zachary Kussin at the New York Post ------------------------------------------------------ Descriptive intro read by Johhny Lupinacci. Music used in descriptive intro is "Too Grimy" by Yung Kartz (licensed under a Creative Commons NC-ND 4.0 License, found on freemusicarchive.org) Public Space Travel Intro Theme by Lazarus (Remix of "Dial My Number" by Benedek off of "Bonus Beat Blast 2011" licensed under a Creative Commons CC BY 3.0 License,freemusicarchive.org
Mark Berman is back! Join us for a very tangential discussion of Jethro Tulls 1978 Prog-Folk classic Heavy Horses! We also discuss the Tulls synth period, make plenty of flute euphemisms, and why it's more fun to discuss the quote "obscure" albums in a bands catalog. This episode was recorded back in April after having been in quarantine awhile, strap in as we had a lot to say! Fully Involved Bandcamp: https://fullyinvolvedmusic.bandcamp.com/ Tune in and turn it up!
Kyrie Irving suggests players to skip NBA's Orlando return. He believes that the NBA’s return would provide people with a distraction from those protests. According to “Sports Illustrated”, On Friday, Nets guard Kyrie Irving reportedly led a conference call with over 80 fellow NBA players, including Chris Paul, Kevin Durant, Donovan Mitchell, Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard. On the call, Irving, who is expected to miss the rest of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery in February, expressed his opposition to the league's plan to resume the 2019-20 season in Orlando, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium."I don’t support going into Orlando," Irving reportedly said. "I’m not with the systematic racism and the bulls--t. Something smells a little fishy."Charania reports that Irving also said he's "willing to give up everything" for social reform.However, Lebron James doesn’t believe those things are mutually exclusive.James believes he can play basketball and affect social change all at once, Amick reports.“He wants to keep making his mark off the court. He wants to play basketball. And as has always been the case, he clearly believes he can do both at the same time.”Also in the episode, Ginny Fuchs, U.S. Olympic boxer, won't face punishment for a positive drug test after officials say she accidentally ingested banned substances through sex.According to TMZ,USADA launched an investigation after tested positive for drugs and said it was all because she was having sex her boyfriend without protection.Turns out she wasn't lying ... USADA officials say her positive sample did, in fact, come through intercourse.“I had no idea that you could get contaminated through intimate contact," Fuchs said in an interview with Fox 26's Mark Berman. "And I've just learned a lesson about this now and I want other athletes to learn from my mistake."Well, we didn’t know it’s possible but it looks like it is. So she will face no penalty for a positive drug test.All this and more - in the new exciting episode of “Bleav in sports gossip” with Simonna.Follow our host on Twitter @Simonna and Instagram @TheRealSimonnaAnd let’s stay connected!
From weight stigma to the "Health At Every Size" movement, Eddie and Juna dig into the complex issue of body image with Dr. Mark Berman, Dr. Lesley Williams, Janet Tomiyama, Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford and Sal Distefano.
FM #217 = This is the Franklin Matters radio show, number 217 in the series. The Franklin Public Radio team gathered to broadcast live on wfpr.fm from Franklin High School as the polls closed at 8 PM on Tuesday, March 3. As the Franklin results were tabulated, we would be ready to share Town Clerk Teresa Burr’s information. If you happened to tune in live, or read the news on Wednesday you found out that due to a spreadsheet problem, the results were not available for broadcast. I did stop by the Town Clerk’s office on Wednesday to capture what were still the unofficial results.at that time. You’ll hear Teresa and Assistant Clerk Nancy Daniello provide the quick summary. The official results will be certified and submitted to the Secretary of the Commonwealth by Friday, March 6. The results when available will also be found on the Franklin Town Clerk page and Franklin Matters. Thanks to my co-hosts Jim Derrick, Frank Falvey. Also to Pete Faciano, Keith Palmieri and Mark Berman for their technical work to enable this. And special thanks to our guests; Rep Jeff Roy, Town Councilor Glenn Jones, and School Committee member MJ Scofield. We are now producing this in collaboration with Franklin.TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm). This podcast is my public service effort for Franklin but we can't do it alone. We can always use your help. How can you help? - If you can use the information that you find here, please tell your friends and neighbors - If you don't like this, please let me know Through this feedback loop we can continue to make improvements. I thank you for listening. For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.org/ If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com The music for the intro and exit was provided by Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley". The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana" c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission. I hope you enjoy!
Join me and Mark Berman from The Mad Sounds Podcast to discuss Bruce Springsteen’s Tunnel Of Love!! Tune for a lot of solid musical discussion, laughs, and hot takes abound! Also, Mark challenges the Sly Dog's Ric Ocasek tribute.
Mark Berman on the reality facing “progressive prosecutors.” Amber Phillips looks into Wednesday’s key witnesses: William B. Taylor and George Kent. Plus, Mustafa Salim on the unconventional role of Iraq’s tuk-tuks.
Mike welcomes Mark Berman of the New York Post as the guys discuss the upcoming season for the New York Knicks. How will the development of RJ Barrett impact the team and can Kevin Knox also make that next big step? Will the additions of Julius Randle, Marcus Morris, Elfrid Payton help Coach Fisdale improve on a dismal 2018-2019 season that saw just 17 wins?
Mark Berman tracks the mass shootings that happened over the weekend in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio. Plus, Philip Rucker on President Trump’s response to the tragedies. And Andrew Freedman on last month’s record-breaking heat.
Mike is joined by the New York Post's Mark Berman as the madness of NBA Free Agency has begun. With all the moving pieces, which teams have become serious NBA title contenders?
On the Knicks losing the draft lottery and will pick third. What's next and thoughts on the Conference Finals so far as the West is 2-0 Warriors and the East is 1-1
Mark Berman, a partner at Ganfer Shore Leeds & Zauderer LLP, describes how an innocent-looking link can allow a virus to infect your server and then your clients’, vendors’ and others’ systems. Miranda Warnings is hosted by past NYSBA President David Miranda.
John and Mike recap the Women's Team beat-down vs Notre Dame, preview the Cards' game vs Virginia Tech and take your phone calls on a snow day. VT announcer Mark Berman joins the show.
9 AM - 1 - Washington Post's Mark Berman on 3 Chicago cops charged with conspiring to cover up killing of Laquan McDonald. 2 - Chimp Versus Man. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - ; Final Thoughts.
"A band's only unique thing is its chemistry, especially if none of you are prodigious players or particularly handsome. The one thing you have is your uniqueness, so we hold on to that." - Chris Martin, Coldplay Podcast with Special Guest, World-renowned Pianist, Composer and Producer, Mark Berman! Also Featuring Music by Coldplay, Sean Rowe, Milt Jackson, The Drifters, Prep, Toulouse, Duane Eddy, and our very own DJ Dave Swirsky!!! Tune in now!! SUBSCRIBE: iTunes TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcast FACEBOOK: Music First Podcast INSTAGRAM: MusicFirstPodcast EMAIL: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com
Robots. What are they? Just a new sort of tool, qualitatively different kinds of tools that do things we neither expect nor intend, new kinds of beings? With the incipient explosion of complex robots, we may need to re-examine the way law uses and understands intention, responsibility, causation, and other basic concepts. We’re joined by Ryan Calo, who has achieved the outrageously awesome feat of earning a living thinking about robots. (It’s pronounced Kay-low. So Joe got this one right.) We discuss flying drones, chess computers, driverless cars, antilock brakes, and computer-conceived barbecue sauce. This show’s links: Ryan Calo’s faculty profile and writing Follow-up from listener David on Episode 40: The Split Has Occurred, Shelley v. Kraemer, and Buchanan v. Warley Lego Mindstorms Ryan Calo, Robots and Privacy FIRST Lego League robotics competition for ages nine to fourteen DJI Phantom Vision 2+ flying drone camera thing capable of making like this one and this one Mark Berman, National Park Service Bans Drone Use in All National Parks and Chris Vanderveen, Man Banned from Yellowstone after Drone Crash FAA’s Key Initiatives page on drones Joan Lowy, Drone Sightings Up Dramatically Ryan Calo, Robotics and the Lessons of Cyberlaw (including a discussion of the concepts of embodiment, emergence, and social meaning as the core of the legal challenge posed by robotics) Stephen Johnson, Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software Radiolab, Emergence Frank Easterbrook, Cyberspace and the Law of the Horse Cory Doctorow, Why It Is Not Possible to Regulate Robots Neil Richards and William Smart, How Should the Law Think About Robotics? Ryan Calo, A Horse of a Different Color: What Robotics Law Can Learn from Cyberlaw About IBM’s Watson and Deep Blue (the chess machine) Daniel Suarez, Daemon Richard Fisher, Is It OK to Torture or Murder a Robot? Radiolab, Furbidden Knowledge Nicholas Bakalar, Robotic Surgery Report Card Studdert, Mello, and Brennan, Medical Malpractice Ryan Calo, The Case for a Federal Robotics Commission Excerpt from In re Polemis, the case we forgot the name of About Amazon’s Kiva Systems, the subsidiary that supplies Amazon with robotic warehouse workers Rochelle Bilow, We Put a Computer in Charge of Our Test Kitchen for a Day, and Here’s What Happened, and Mark Wilson, I Tasted BBQ Sauce Made By IBM’s Watson, And Loved It E.M. Forster, The Machine Stops About the Future Tense event, Can We Imagine Our Way to a Better Future?, including descriptions and video, in which Ryan participated About cognitive radio Daria Roithmayr, Complexity Law and Economics We Robot 2015, meeting April 10-11, 2015 in Seattle Special Guest: Ryan Calo.
1.) NBA Schedule Released- Further reduction of back-to-backs.- 10:30 EST nationally televised games reduced from 57 games to 33 games.- Not automatic that NBA Champs get a Christmas Day game.- Raptors, Lakers, & Pelicans get the trifecta; opening day, Christmas day, and MLK Day nationally televised games.- Which All-Star return are you most looking forward to?2.) Six hours after Rich Paul published an article obliterating the NCAA via The Athletic, they amended their rule requiring agents for college players test the NBA waters to have a 4 year college degree.3.) Which 2nd and 3rd year players do we expect to make big leaps?4.) According to Mark Berman of the New York Post, "The 2020 free-agent pool is short on stars, but [the Knicks] could be one of the favorites for big fish Anthony Davis if the Lakers implode. Rich Paul, Davis’ agent, likes the idea of his client in New York, according to a source."Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/full-court-press/donations
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