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2020. 08. 04.
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4월 8일

Episode 185 – A Slippery Situation: Battling Slugs in Row Crops

Slug pressure has become an increasingly common and frustrating challenge in crop fields in recent years, driven by wetter springs, heavy residue, and changing production systems. In this episode, we dig into why these slippery pests seem harder to manage than ever. With Kelley Tilmon joining us, discuss the limitations of traditional control options and what growers should realistically expect from different management strategies. From scouting and risk factors to cultural, biological, and chemical tools, we’ll break down what we know and how to make informed decisions when slugs start putting your stand at risk. For more information, visit aginsects.osu.edu where you can find publications, fact sheets and ID cards. Most slug info is found under the soybean section.

4월 8일

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29분
4월 10일

Type 1 Diabetes

This program will discuss Type 1 Diabetes. This lecture reviews epidemiology of diabetes, with focus on type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1D) as well as the care of patients with T1D in pregnancy. The first half of the talk will focus on global epidemiology and highlight the prevalence of T1D in adults. The presenter will discuss why identification of T1D is important and how to prevent progression through the stages. The second half of the talk will focus on pregnancy including the targets for care during pregnancy and the impacts of glucose control in range. Diabetes prevalence is growing globally. Management of glycemia during pregnancy is complicating and dynamic. Glucose targets are as close to normal as possible while minimizing hypoglycemia. Many women become pregnant are already using automated insulin delivery systems that are not FDA approved for use in pregnancy given the lack of pregnancy-specific glucose targets. Counseling women on off-label use of automated insulin delivery systems in pregnancy is necessary, and many times, the automated activity needs to be turned off to meet glycemic targets. Continuous glucose monitoring has shown many benefits for mother and neonate. Link to transcript [Link to transcript](https://podcast.osu.edu/osumednet21/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2026/04/Type1Diabetes_transcript.pdf)

4월 10일

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55분
3월 18일

Fending off high prices and panic in the check-out aisle

Nutritionists offer their tips on slashing your grocery bill — simple ways that will make you healthier and might just trim your waistline Link to transcript. Get news and guest insights by subscribing to the Inspire Podcast Newsletter. Read tips from experts, and see their grocery list.

3월 18일

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28분
6일 전

Pollution and Climate Change’s Effects on Health

This webcast will discuss Pollution and Climate Change’s Effects on Health. The program will discuss causes, effects, and the health impacts of climate change and how they relate to clinical practice. Link to transcript [Link to transcript](https://podcast.osu.edu/osumednet21/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2026/04/PollutionandClimateChangesEffectsonHealth_transcript.pdf)

6일 전

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56분
3일 전

Milind Karnik, Elementary

What if a machine could learn your quality standards just by watching your production line — and start catching defects in minutes, not weeks? In this episode of Manufacturing Tomorrow, Milind Karnik, CEO of Elementary, shares how the company’s AI-vision inspection platforms inspect over one billion parts annually across six countries for Fortune 500 manufacturers. Milind brings 30+ years of experience commercializing cutting-edge technology — from AI and cybersecurity to semiconductors and storage systems — and has led organizations of more than a thousand people delivering nearly a billion dollars in revenue. Under his leadership, Elementary developed VisionLink, the first machine-vision system that learns quality standards directly from the production line, eliminating weeks of traditional setup time. We explore what AI-powered inspection really looks like on the factory floor, how manufacturers can escape pilot purgatory and scale fast, what Industry 4.0 adoption means for the workforce, and where the future of smart manufacturing is headed. If you are a manufacturer ready to modernize — or just want to understand what intelligent quality assurance looks like in practice — this is your episode. Keywords: AI vision inspection · machine vision · quality assurance · defect detection · Industry 4.0 · smart manufacturing · manufacturing automation · workforce development · process engineering

3일 전

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26분
2025. 12. 19.

Acute Coronary Syndromes

This program will discuss Acute Coronary Syndromes. Learners should expect to learn the underlying pathophysiology of acute coronary syndromes, updated recommendations on recognition and management of acute coronary syndrome, and the management of cardiogenic shock after acute coronary syndrome. Link to transcript

2025. 12. 19.

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57분
1월 30일

Medications for Obesity

This program will discuss Medications for Obesity. Learners will be able to compare and contrast different pharmacotherapy options for weight management and clinical factors to consider when selecting an appropriate therapy for patients. Learners will be able to navigate the barriers to access for weight management pharmacotherapy and familiarize themselves with how to initiate and titrate pharmacotherapy for weight management. Link to transcript

1월 30일

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58분
3월 13일

Pelvic Pain in Women

This program will discuss Pelvic Pain in Women. This presentation covers pelvic pain in women—a complex clinical picture often encompassing multiple organ systems. The lecture will first review definitions and epidemiology before discussing the possible etiologies of pelvic pain. The presenter will use cases to highlight the various diagnoses. It will then dive into the diagnostic workup and treatment for suspected etiologies. Link to transcript [Link to transcript](https://podcast.osu.edu/osumednet21/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2026/03/PelvicPaininWomen_transcript.pdf)

3월 13일

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2024. 05. 21.

Episode 164: - Treating Older Patients With Bone Marrow Transplants, with Dr. Sarah Wall

The James Cancer and Aging Resiliency (CARE) clinic is a leader in treating older cancer patients. Patients have been treated with blood and bone marrow transplants (BMTs) for more than 40 years, but, initially, only younger patients were eligible. “There was a bar set as low as 40-years-old when this was a brand-new technology,” said Sarah Wall, MD, MPH, a James hematologist who specializes in treating patients with blood cancers. “Then it was 55 and 60 and 65 and now there is no official upper-age cutoff … it comes down to the individual patient.” In this episode, Wall explains the basics of BMTs. “There are two types, autologous, where a patient gets their own stem cells back, and allogeneic, in which we use donor cells,” she said. Improvements in the drugs used to treat graft-versus-host-disease (GVHD), which can occur in allogenic BMTs, have “really expanded the pool of donors for older adults who may only have siblings who are deceased or have had cancer themselves previously or some other disease that would make them ineligible,” Wall explained. “We have better drugs to prevent graft-versus-host-disease and to treat it when it does happen.” Several patients 70 and older have been treated with BMTs at the James. Wall said her oldest BMT patient is 80. “I have a [group] of the first three gentlemen 70 and older who I treated with a transplant all coming up to their five-year anniversary,” Wall said. “It’s a testament to them and to their families and caregiver support that they got through this. We’re the scaffolding they build this support on … and it’s very rewarding to be part of this and especially to open doors for people who thought they were closed.”

2024. 05. 21.

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26분
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Season 2 Episode 3 – The roles of stigma and law enforcement in the overdose crisis with Tasha Perdue and Sydney Silverstein

Host Hannah Miller sits down with guests Tasha Perdue and Sydney Silverstein to discuss their recent research centering on the overdose crisis, the relationship between stigma, substance use, and treatment, Good Samaritan laws, and the role of law enforcement in harm reduction efforts. Tasha Perdue is an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University John Glenn College of Public Affairs and affiliated faculty member of the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center; Sydney Silverstein is an Assistant Professor at the Center for Interventions, Treatment, and Addictions Research (CITAR) in the Department of Population and Public Health Sciences at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University.

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36분

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