Dr. Domke describes an alcoholic as someone for whom alcohol causes problems but continues to drink. How often and how much you drink is irrelevant. He doesn’t consider it an addiction in the same way that tobacco is addicting. I found this one of his more interesting topics. Recorded March 18, 2006.
Category Archives: Health & Medicine
Living Healthy (20) – STD
Living Healthy (19) – Travel
Living Healthy (18) – Sore Throat, Strep, Mono
Local ink for LHP
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The local newspaper did a nice feature story on The Living Healthy Podcast, complete with some nice pix of Dr. Domke and his Faithful Indian Companion. The sub-head (“Domke joins growing number of doctors who offer advice via podcast”) seemed like a bit of a stretch. I’m unaware of any physicians in mid-Missouri who are podcasting. In fact, if you know of any podcasting docs anywhere in the state, send me a link.
The reporter who wrote the piece, Natalie Fieleke, was trying to find something of a trend here and had to reach a bit to find any medical podcasts (Johns Hopkins, Arizona Heart Institute, Mayo Clinic, etc). But that’s okay. I think Henry is just early to the dance on this. As of this posting, it doesn’t appear the article is on the News Tribune website. If I find it, I’ll add a link.
The goal of our little podcast is to provide information to Dr. Domke’s patients (and others) and a little MSM pub can’t hurt. Thank you, Natalie.
Living Healthy (17) – Heartburn
Living Healthy (15) – Menopause
Recorded February 14, 2006
Living Healthy (16) – Ear Pain
Podcasting Harvard med school lectures
For the past couple of months, Harvard Medical School course lectures have been available as podcasts for students, faculty, and staff. HMS says this is the first time any medical school has used an iPod as an educational tool to distribute the entire curriculum. No reason to ever miss another lecture. [via Scripting News]