This episode of iRescueRadio features our regular hosts, Roy, Dan and Jody. And it also has a special guest: Tyler. It’s a fun episode that is a bit of a departure from our regular format.
They talk about Tyler’s upcoming internship in China this summer and the health issues that may result from that if Tyler is not careful.
Enjoy it! It’s a really fun listen.
This episode deals with why hair goes gray as we grow older, snow blower injuries, AIDS, plastic in bottles, the effects of wine, the effects of caffeine and skin cancer.
This episode we talk about tornadoes. More specifically, a couple of stories involving a tornado picking up a person, and setting them back down. We have a first hand account of this happening from someone that we managed to get on the phone. Listen in!
We then move to the chimp attack that happened recently, as well as other gorilla and wild animal attacks, and how to survive or take preventative measures.
This episode of iRescueRadio covers coma patients. 40% of those in a vegetative state may be misdiagnosed! There are some amazing stories that we talk about including a personal story given by Roy of a time that he witnessed something pretty spectacular while working around a coma patient.
We also talk about the creation or bionic hands, ears, and more!
This is another episode that you won’t want to miss. We talk about buying Roses for Valentine’s Day, with a story about Dan’s first date. It’s a lot of laughs as we then move the topic of conversation toward a chemical effect on Romance.
We then delve into Legionnaires’ Disease and Pontiac Fever for a bit.
We end the episode talking about a Court ruling that a vaccine is not to blame for autism. This is a huge ruling with the many families that have been effected by this possible connection. I had seen an episode of the television show Eli Stone that deals with that issue. As it turns out, that episode caused a controversy in the medical field, as it was thought that people would be lead to believe that vaccines will lead to autism.
The episode of Eli Stone is not discussed here, but the link and the court decision are discussed at length.
This episode, we talk about a man who puts a 911 dispatcher on hold to buy drugs. Not only that, but we have the audio from the phone call! Hear the 911 call record in this episode.
We move into Tom Daschle’s withdrawal and the effect it will have on Healthcare reform.
After that we discuss unsafe injection practices that could spread HIV and other diseases. Apparently 1 in 100 needles is re-used. This is atrocious and should never happen.
Lastly, we delve into Medical Mysteries. We talk about what happens when you keep your eyes open when you sneeze. How about your funny bone? Why is it called that and what is it really? Are yawns really that contagious and why? And what about laughter… is that contagious as well? We found the answers. Hear us talk about that in this episode! And don’t let the bed bugs bite.
Sorry this episode is late this week, but we promise, it’s a great one. We recorded this episode at a StarBucks location in Grand Rapids, MI. Thank you, StarBucks, for giving us permission to record there!
This week, we discuss NBC’s The Office, where they had a CPR class in the workplace; following that is a discussion on The Octuplets. What are the ethics involved? Do doctors have the right to make all decisions?
Here’s the latest episode of iRescueRadio. This week, we talk about toy removal from stores that sell second-hand clothing, keeping our children safe and an interesting situation regarding butter.
Then we talk about women and food cravings.
This is followed up by a discussion of health insurance in the coming years.
All of this, and more, this week on iRescueRadio.
This episode we talk about the Hudson River Plane Crash along with the Psychological Impact of a Plane Crash.
We then go into Surgery Checklists, which are linked to a much success rate in surgeries. Much higher than the study anticipated.
Finally, we are back at the coffee talk. This week, we discuss coffee’s link to Alzheimer’s Disease and Hallucinations.
This episode of iRescueRadio covers the impact of wearing scrubs outside of the hospital, and the disease that resides within those scrubs.
The talk then turns to coffee, as new research is suggesting that coffee is actually good for you. Or at least better than we had initially thought.
The topic then turns toward health care and check-ups via the internet.
Sleep is next on the agenda, as it is a very valuable part of life, and can help to combat disease.
After that is a long discussion on vaccinations.
All of this and more in this episode of iRescueRadio. We’ve packed a lot of discussion in this one, and we hope that you enjoy it!
