The Gut-Brain Axis: A Different Perspective From 2020

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USHMedstudent

Kent Roundy and Tom Rayner

167 episodes

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This is USHMedstudent podcast! Find interesting information about the world of psychiatry with a focus on information for medical students. This is moderate yield information for MS III/OMS III students in their clerkship. Built by third and fourth year medical students rotating at the Utah State Hospital and best used driving. The format is that of an Expert Interview led by Kent Roundy, MD/Tom Rayner, MD. Podcasts will be annotated to define if they are higher yield for shelf prep or if they provide more context for the learning. Follow us @USHMedstudent on Twitter for announcements!

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The Gut-Brain Axis: A Different Perspective From 2020

USHMedstudent

1 hour 2 minutes 57 seconds

12 months ago

The Gut-Brain Axis: A Different Perspective From 2020

Thank you Alex McRae, OMS III for building this podcast podcast! Thank you Carter Moon, OMS III, for being a great sidekick. The last podcast these two did revisited a podcast from 2020 by Dr. Steven Doyle that included sidekicks Dr. Valentina Bonnefil and Dr. Gio Montesano. Amazingly, this podcast looks at a podcast from the same era where Dr. Bonnefil is the leader and Drs. Montesano and Doyle are sidekicks that looked at the gut-brain connection and the myelin story. This podcast looks from the opposite direction about how the brain may influence the gut. We enjoyed our discussion and hope you do too!

Thank you to some of the physicians that blazed the path in 2020 and to the new students that carry the torch! Thank you to the immortal Jordan Turner for creating the perfect bumper music! Most of all, thank you to everybody that listens in and learns with us.