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Research informs so much of our lives, the food we eat, the car we drive, and the way we manage our health. But what is it like to be a researcher? Why do they do what they do? What are lessons they have learned along the way?This podcast aims to reveal the answers to all of those questions and more.Hosted by Dr Rosalynn Austin (a nurse researcher) episodes will be split into three categories:1) Dr Rosalyn Austin in conversation with other researchers to explore their thoughts and experiences as researchers in their own fields2) Research Methods Masterclass3) Dr Rosalynn Austin sharing her own...

Do you ever wish you could have an open and honest conversation with a researcher about a study they published and learn the back story behind the work? If so, Shop Talk is likely of interest to you. We identify some of the most novel research in musculoskeletal medicine and interview the authors of the work. Shop talk gives perspective on “why” the work was done and what the researchers think about the work they created. Shop talk interviews are updated routinely and we plan to include interviews in Spanish and Portuguese in upcoming episodes.

Welcome to The Odyssey, a podcast for budding clinician-researchers embarking on their academic journeys. In this debut episode, hosts Simon Couillard and Sanjay Ramakrishnan share their personal stories and candid experiences navigating the complex world of medicine and research.

In every episode we share valuable insights from systematic research and clinical guidelines, as well as advice from experts dedicated to helping people recover from chronic low back pain. My Back Recovery promotes evidence based treatment options, safe training and expert strategies to help you make smart decisions about your rehabilitation process.

Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with prostate cancer? Is the cancer described as slow growing, early-stage, stage 1, localised, or with a biopsy Gleason score 6 or even 7? Here we talk about the diagnosis and treatment of low-risk prostate cancer. While early detection and treatment can save lives, making a decision around treatment can be scary and confusing. This is because treatments have similar survival outcomes, but the side effects between treatment options can differ dramatically, ranging from incontinence to erectile dysfunction. Many men may opt for active surveillance – ...