i-MPACT Podcast - Ep. 9 - Dr. Alia Daoud

05/26/22 • 55 min

i-MPACT (Immune-Mediated Pathophysiology & Clinical Triage)

Dr. Alia Daoud chats with Dr. John Walker about the respiratory and pulmonary effects of immunotherapy, using various (and very interesting!) case studies for reference.

The i-MPACT Podcast is a series that discusses cutting edge research and treatments related to the immune system’s dynamic role in health and disease. It is designed with both health professionals and patients in mind.

Proudly supported by the Alberta Cancer Foundation, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Merck.

Host: Dr. John Walker

Producer: Kristopher Marks (www.vivmentalhealth.com)

Dr. Alia Daoud chats with Dr. John Walker about the respiratory and pulmonary effects of immunotherapy, using various (and very interesting!) case studies for reference.

Proudly supported by the Alberta Cancer Foundation, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Merck.

Host: Dr. John Walker

Producer: Kristopher Marks (www.vivmentalhealth.com)

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Dr. Walker chats with Jan-Erick Nilsson, MD, LMCC, FRCPC, who is the assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Alberta's Division of Gastroenterology, Department of Medicine.

They discuss the impact that immunotherapy has had in the field of gastroenterology, with a deep dive into a particular case study. A fantastic conversation that's both candid and revealing.

Proudly supported by the Alberta Cancer Foundation, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Merck.

Host: Dr. John Walker

Producer: Kristopher Marks (www.vivmentalhealth.com)

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i-MPACT Podcast – Ep. 10 - Dr. Mariam Shahidi

In this episode, Dr. Walker chats with Dr. Mariam Shahidi, Endocrinologist from UAH. They review a shared case and discuss the impact that some potentially long-term side effects of immonotherapymay may have on patients, in relation to the pituitary gland, effects on the thyroid, and more.

Proudly supported by the Alberta Cancer Foundation, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Merck.

Host: Dr. John Walker

Producer: Kristopher Marks (www.vivmentalhealth.com)