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"Got Knowledge Doc" Podkast with Dr. RR BaligaThe "Got Knowledge Doc" Podkast, hosted by Dr. Ragavendra R. Baliga, is a knowledge-driven platform designed for physicians and healthcare providers seeking to stay at the forefront of medical science and innovation. With a distinguished career in cardiovascular medicine and academic leadership, Dr. Baliga engages with leading experts to explore cutting-edge research, emerging technologies, and transformative insights in medicine and beyond.Each episode delves into topics such as cardiology, precision medicine, artificial intelligence in healthcare, epigenetics, and medical ethics—making complex advancements accessible and relevant to clinical practice. Importantly, this podcast is purely educational and does not provide medical advice or clinical opinions.Join Dr. Baliga and his esteemed guests as they navigate the evolving landscape of medical knowledge, empowering healthcare professionals with evidence-based insights that shape the fu
Dr RR Baliga, MD, MBA hosts Dr RR Baliga's "Got Knowledge Doc" Podkast, a science show with 1,000 episodes published.
Can a thymus-derived peptide help overcome age-related resistance to cancer immunotherapy? A fascinating new study identifies thymulin as a key regulator of age-associated inflammation. In preclinical models, thymulin re
☕❤️ Does coffee help—or harm—the heart? The latest American Heart Association Scientific Statement reviews the evidence behind caffeine and cardiovascular disease. The take-home message is reassuring: moderate coffee con
Could tiny plastic particles become the next major cardiovascular risk factor? A fascinating new European Heart Journal study found that micro- and nanoplastics were detected most frequently in patients presenting with S
Great Doctors Series | Zhang Zhongjing (c. 150–219 CE) Long before antibiotics and modern epidemiology, Zhang Zhongjing transformed medicine through careful observation, precise diagnosis, and individualized treatment. H
Can dual antithrombotic therapy after PCI be safely shortened to just 1 month in patients with atrial fibrillation? The OPTIMA-AF trial suggests that an earlier transition to DOAC monotherapy significantly reduces clinic
Should dual antiplatelet therapy continue beyond 12 months? The DAPT-MVD trial (NEJM 2026) suggests that carefully selected patients with multivessel coronary artery disease who remain event-free after one year of therap
🧬 What if aging is driven not only by accumulated damage, but by the failure of our immune system to take out the cellular "trash"? This fascinating Science study identifies impaired clearance of senescent neutrophils b
🥤 Does fructose really raise blood pressure—or is it the food source that matters? A fascinating 25-year prospective study published in Circulation followed >25,000 participants from childhood into adulthood and found t
🧠 Can a simple blood test predict who will develop cognitive impairment years before symptoms appear? A landmark multicohort JAMA study shows that elevated plasma p-Tau217 strongly predicts progression to cognitive impa
🧬 Could the thymus be an overlooked marker—and perhaps future target—of biological ageing? This Nature feature highlights evidence linking smaller or absent thymic tissue with higher risks of death, cancer, cardiovascul
⚕️ Galen of Pergamum (129–c. 199 CE) was not just a physician—he was a medical empire in one mind. A surgeon, anatomist, philosopher, and prolific writer, Galen shaped medicine for more than 1,300 years. From treating gl
🫀 Treat BP and Cholesterol Early in Obesity: Protect the Future 🎯? A Lancet analysis of 978,425 adults across seven countries found that blood pressure and non-HDL cholesterol gaps between obesity and normal body mass
🧠 Can dementia be avoided? A thoughtful Nature feature reminds us: lifestyle matters, but it is not a magic shield. Physical activity, social engagement, vascular risk control, hearing and vision care, and healthier env
🥄 In ICU nutrition, more is not always better. This NEJM review highlights a phase-specific approach: begin enteral nutrition early when feasible, use restrictive energy delivery during acute catabolism, avoid routine h
🧬 We may all share a birthday, but our organs do not age at the same pace. This insightful Nature Medicine review examines epigenetic, proteomic, cellular, imaging, and artificial intelligence–based aging clocks—and the
🧬 New Nature Medicine review reframes immune aging as a clinical-trial target, not just a biologic curiosity. The authors propose five criteria for immune-aging biomarkers: immune relevance, temporal association, intern
🍷 Alcohol-related liver disease is no longer a "late-stage liver clinic" problem—it is a primary care, cardiometabolic, addiction medicine, and transplant challenge. This JAMA Review highlights rising mortality, underdi
⚕️ Soranus of Ephesus (c. 98–138 CE) stands among the most important physicians of the ancient world—especially for women's health. A leading representative of the Methodic school, he practiced in Alexandria and Rome, wr
🧬 New Nature study: fatty liver may do more than coexist with colorectal cancer liver metastases — it may shape their biology. Steatotic livers were linked to more aggressive "replacement" metastases, driven by fatty ac
🧠 New Science Advances study: plasma growth/differentiation factor-15 (GDF15) measured in midlife and late life predicted long-term dementia risk, with the strongest signal for vascular dementia. The study links GDF15 t
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