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Don't Eat Your Young: A Nursing Podcast
Beth Quaas
77 episodes
3 months ago
Welcome to Don’t Eat Your Young — the podcast that brings you stories from the trenches of the incredible, wonderful, exhausting, terrifying, joyous world of nursing. Host Beth Quaas been in the world of nursing for nearly decades and has worked in hospitals large and small. She's worn the hats of the floor nurse, ICU, ER, and anesthesia. She's been a manager, an educator, and a co-worker. On Don't Eat Your Young, Beth highlights stories from nurses around the country that are doing amazing things for their nursing colleagues to support them and let them know that they are not alone. This is a show celebrating a positive culture of nursing and care, and we can be a part of this culture by sharing wins — and struggles — across the field. We will also explore opportunities that are unique in nursing that may inspire you to go in new directions. These voices from the field are an inspiration to care for yourself, and those around you. Subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts. For more information and to support this show, visit donteatyouryoung.com. Nurses. Making our world better, one shift at a time!
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Welcome to Don’t Eat Your Young — the podcast that brings you stories from the trenches of the incredible, wonderful, exhausting, terrifying, joyous world of nursing. Host Beth Quaas been in the world of nursing for nearly decades and has worked in hospitals large and small. She's worn the hats of the floor nurse, ICU, ER, and anesthesia. She's been a manager, an educator, and a co-worker. On Don't Eat Your Young, Beth highlights stories from nurses around the country that are doing amazing things for their nursing colleagues to support them and let them know that they are not alone. This is a show celebrating a positive culture of nursing and care, and we can be a part of this culture by sharing wins — and struggles — across the field. We will also explore opportunities that are unique in nursing that may inspire you to go in new directions. These voices from the field are an inspiration to care for yourself, and those around you. Subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts. For more information and to support this show, visit donteatyouryoung.com. Nurses. Making our world better, one shift at a time!
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Health & Fitness
Business,
Careers
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The Amazing Benefits of Vitamin D with Beth Sanford
Don't Eat Your Young: A Nursing Podcast
40 minutes
6 months ago
The Amazing Benefits of Vitamin D with Beth Sanford

Episode Summary:
In this eye-opening episode, host Beth Quaas welcomes Dr. Beth Sanford, a seasoned nurse educator and passionate advocate for vitamin D awareness, to explore the critical role vitamin D plays in physical, cognitive, and emotional health. From personal stories to evidence-based research, Dr. Sanford shares powerful insights about how vitamin D deficiency affects not just the general population but especially nurses, night shift workers, students, and healthcare professionals.

You’ll learn why this “low-hanging fruit” is often overlooked in clinical care, how to assess your own risk, and what steps you can take to improve your health—and maybe even save lives.


Key Topics Covered:

  • What vitamin D does in the body (and why it’s vital for nurses!)
  • Common causes of deficiency (including medication use and sunscreen habits)
  • How geographic location and skin tone impact vitamin D levels
  • The connection between vitamin D deficiency and mental health, pregnancy, cognitive function, and cancer risk
  • Tools and resources for both patients and clinicians

Resources & Links:
Connect with Dr. Beth Sanford on LinkedIn.
Visit Beth's website.
Dr. Beth Sanford touches on this topic in her podcast episode:

  • Vitamin D and Immune Health (2022)
  • Vitamin D and Gut Health (2023)


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Don't Eat Your Young: A Nursing Podcast
Welcome to Don’t Eat Your Young — the podcast that brings you stories from the trenches of the incredible, wonderful, exhausting, terrifying, joyous world of nursing. Host Beth Quaas been in the world of nursing for nearly decades and has worked in hospitals large and small. She's worn the hats of the floor nurse, ICU, ER, and anesthesia. She's been a manager, an educator, and a co-worker. On Don't Eat Your Young, Beth highlights stories from nurses around the country that are doing amazing things for their nursing colleagues to support them and let them know that they are not alone. This is a show celebrating a positive culture of nursing and care, and we can be a part of this culture by sharing wins — and struggles — across the field. We will also explore opportunities that are unique in nursing that may inspire you to go in new directions. These voices from the field are an inspiration to care for yourself, and those around you. Subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts. For more information and to support this show, visit donteatyouryoung.com. Nurses. Making our world better, one shift at a time!