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Today on the podcast, we'll talk about spondyloarthropathies, inhaled corticosteroids, opioid use disorder, foodborne illness, zoliflodicin, and antibiotic duration in gram-negative bacteremia.

The opinions expressed in the podcast are our own and do not represent the opinions of the American Academy of Family Physicians, the editor of American Family Physician or Banner Health.

Do not use this podcast for medical advice.

Instead, see your own family doctor for medical care.

Every year, the Anterior Hip Foundation sends a small group of early career surgeons on the road for two and a half weeks, going city to city, scrubbing in with some of the most experienced anterior hip surgeons in the U.S. and some of the most innovative ones.

Today, I'm joined by three of the 2026 AHF Traveling Fellows, Dr. Alex Savage from Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, Dr. Anup Prasad from Mass General in Boston by way of Imperial College London, and Dr. Brent Albrecht from Banner Health in Phoenix.

We have academic, community, and transatlantic, three very different vantage points on the same trip.

Gentlemen, welcome to the AHF podcast.

Another is creating opportunities for rural clinicians to spend time in higher volume settings and then bring that experience back to their communities.

At Banner Health, that idea has become the Rural OB Pathways Program.

Here's Dr. Blake McLaughlin, an OBGYN and Senior Medical Director of Women's Services at Banner Health.

You'll also hear more from Dr. McLaughlin in the next episode.

So something that we have done within Banner, we've created what's called the Rural OB Pathways Program.

Democratizing technology is one way to describe making advances in medical research available to the widest number of people who would benefit from it.

From treating Alzheimer's patients and in other areas, Banner Health is leading the way.

Hi, this is Dr. Chris Turienzo, the chief physician executive of the American Hospital Association.

Welcome back to Advancing Health.

We've got a really interesting conversation today with a colleague of mine at Banner Health.

Joining us on the podcast is Dr. Corey Kasper.

He's the senior vice president and chief research officer, the inaugural chief research officer at Banner Health, and also a professor of medicine and clinical translational science.

I had to try that one.

I'm Mark Brody.

Coming up, we'll hear from one of the organizers of the effort to unionize a group of Banner health providers and a cyclist traces a 1,200-mile historic route from Mexico to San Francisco.

But first, it is time for the Friday News Cap and some voices from the news this week.

If this decision had gone the other way, it would have caused serious chaos in our elections.

It's the show on KJZZ 91.5. I'm Mark Brody.

Coming up, why some Valley residents are missing a beloved Tempe movie house.

But first, Banner Health has filed a challenge with the National Labor Relations Board, alleging problems with a recent vote by some providers to unionize.

A group of primary care providers voted earlier this month to join the Union of American Physicians and Dentists.

Years ago, when I, you know, I was in, been in the biopharmaceutical world for, you know, over 20 years.

When I was doing neuropsychiatric therapy, when I was in the neuropsychiatric specialty, I was at Banner Health in Arizona talking to the foremost neurologist in Alzheimer's and dementia, one of the foremost in the United States.

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And because he was one of the people I was working with and I asked him, I go, what do you think is the future for Alzheimer's and dementia? Because I at the time I was working with a medication that was for.

That covers MyAtrium Health and MyCarolina's portal accounts.

Banner Health, about over a million people in this class action lawsuit.

Anyone who logged into MyBanner.com. between June of 2020 and 2023, are awarded some kind of settlement, 3.1 million for Inova Health in April of 2026.

Bay Health, there's a class period that runs through December 31st, 2025.

Today on the podcast, we'll talk about smokeless tobacco cessation, ear pain, testosterone replacement, cognitive behavioral therapy, RSV vaccination, and ADHD treatments.

The opinions expressed in the podcast are our own and do not represent the opinions of the American Academy of Family Physicians, the editor of American Family Physician or Banner Health.

Do not use this podcast for medical advice.

Instead, see your own family doctor for medical care.

Dr. Gambordi here in Tampa.

And there's also Dr. Preston out in Phoenix, and she's with Banner Health.

So there's a lot of her... part of this process of growing and growing.

So that's been a huge.