AHA!

We are excited to introduce you to our guest on this episode, Georgia Giakoumis Spear, MD. We discuss her work as a radiologist, educator, legislative activist, mother, and more!

Today's episode we begin by looking at 3 interesting concepts to help focus on work that is the most important. Everyone has heard of and perhaps used to-do lists. We explore 3 concepts: Alarms, Just-in-Time learning, and the 20% itch rule. Our second topic on Nompohbia, or the loss of not being able to access a mobile device and the ramifications it has on sleep patterns. Our last topic highlights using codfish skin to help regenerate new skin for burn victims. The common theme with all of the topics is a balancing act between technology and nature. Nature has found a way to survive over millions of years. The more we can understand nature, and apply those learnings to life, the further we can take humanity in a positive step forward. A step towards living, healing, and caring at the N of 1.

Goodbye to the worst year ever as we look to the future.

The only constant is change, and in this episode Andy and AJ discuss the new rules of medicine that brings us to the n of 1 for the patient and their health.

#004 Will The New Norm Shift Culture?

We investigate the topic of the "new norm" and what it means to our culture. Perhaps the new norm isn't new at all but rather what we should have been doing all along, wearing a mask when we aren't feeling well. For those of us that work within the world of medicine, perhaps being an ethical leader continues on beyond any pandemic, and means wearing a mask when we have signs or symptoms of not feeling well. We review how we believe the Unites States is performing when it comes to social distancing, wearing a mask, and being aware of others around us.