Podcast
Evidence-based scientific content, presented in an accessible way, connecting research, clinical practice, and innovation in health.
Does science have a future?
The opening episode addresses the future of science in Brazil, the challenges of academic research, and the real-world impact of science on people's lives.
Guest: Prof. Dr. Pedro Paulo da Silva Soares 1h 16min Watch
Climate change: a public health problem
The conversation addresses how climate change directly affects our health, the challenges Brazil faces in this scenario, and how science can help us understand and act in the face of this situation.
Guest: Profa. Dra. Renata Libonati 1h 07min Watch
Cardiorespiratory rehabilitation: science that transforms lives
A conversation about cardiorespiratory rehabilitation, showing how science applied to physical therapy can transform lives, improve quality of life, and promote health in a safe and effective way.
Guest: Isabela de Andrade 1h 20min Watch
From the bench to treatment: nanotechnology, regenerative medicine, and the future of health
A conversation that shows how translational science can turn laboratory discoveries into real solutions for patients.
Guests: Katia Carneiro de Paula e Adriana de Oliveira 1h 11min Watch
Parkinson's disease: beyond the tremors
In this conversation, we go beyond the classic symptoms and explore the lesser-known aspects of Parkinson's disease, advances in science, and the challenges in patient care and quality of life.
Guests: Dr. Marco Antônio Araújo Leite e Dr. Nélio de Souza 1h 32min Watch
Mental health in focus: the challenges of modern life
Together, they talk about the challenges of modern life, the impact of a fast-paced routine on our emotions, and how science can help us better understand and care for the mind.
Guest: Dra. Mayara Desiderati 1h 17min Watch
Chronic pain: the silent epidemic science wants to defeat
This conversation addresses the impact of chronic pain on public health, neuroscience discoveries about pain perception, and the paths science is pursuing to improve the quality of life of millions of people.
Guest: Dr. Daniel Araújo 1h 12min Watch
Bioartificial organs: the future of transplantation has already begun
In this episode, you'll learn how biotechnology is revolutionizing medicine, the challenges in this field, the new possibilities, and the future of transplants in Brazil and around the world.
Guest: Dr. Marlon Lemos 1h 19min Watch
Rhinitis and Sinusitis: Fact or Fake?
During the conversation, they explore what really causes rhinitis and sinusitis, separating myth from fact according to science, and how medical research is bringing advances for these conditions.
Guest: Dr. Tatiana Peralta 1h 07min Watch
Neurostimulation: Challenges and Advances in the Treatment of Neurological Diseases
During the episode, they discuss what neurostimulation is and how it works, its main current clinical applications, and the neurological conditions that could benefit from this technology.
Guest: Dr. Bruno Pessoa 1h 26min Watch
CPET: present and future of cardiopulmonary exercise testing
During the conversation, the experts discuss the evolution of the Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test and its clinical and scientific applications, as well as the integration between the cardiovascular, respiratory, and metabolic systems.
Guests: Prof. Dr. Marco Vicenzi – Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy) e Prof. Dr. Gael Deboeck – Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium) 1h 14min Watch
Between the Bench and the Headline: When Science Becomes News
In this episode, you'll learn how scientific discoveries reach the media and the risks of distorting this information. The episode also discusses the scientist's role in responsible science communication, the difference between scientific evidence and sensationalism, and how to bring science and society closer together in an ethical and clear way.
Guest: Prof. Dr. Leandro Oliveira 1h 09min Watch
Pollution, Obesity, and the Role of Endocrine Disruptors
You'll learn how pollution can interfere with the body's functioning and what endocrine disruptors are, including where they are found in everyday life.
Guest: Prof. Dr. D'Angelo Carlo Magliano 59min Watch
Football and Dementia: What science already knows and what remains to be discovered
In this episode, Prof. Dr. Gabriel Dias welcomes Prof. Dr. Thiago Peçanha, a Brazilian researcher at Manchester Metropolitan University (England), a specialist in cardiovascular and cerebrovascular physiology applied to football.
Guest: Prof. Dr. Thiago Peçanha 48min Watch