http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/index.aspx Brought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. en-us Wed, 15 Oct 2008 17:23:16 EST 20 http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/images_podcast/iPod_GenHlthWellnewlg.jpg http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/index.aspx MUSC General Health and Wellness Podcast Health Medical Univeristy of South Carolina Brought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. no health,and,wellness,family,medicine,healthy,habits,sleep,vitamins,medication Brought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. copyright 2008health,and,wellness,family,medicine,healthy,habits,sleep,vitamins,medicationHealthScience & Medicine/Medicinemuschlth@musc.eduMedical Univeristy of South Carolina http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/325451928/displayPod.aspx Dr. Jerry Squires, the director of the MUSC’s blood transfusion service, talks about receiving blood, focusing on the issue of potential infectious disease transmission through transfused blood. He explains how blood is matched between the donor and recipient and notes features considered for safe transmission. Dr. Squires concludes this podcast by identifying some of the biggest concerns he faces as the director of blood transfusion services at MUSC. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/4_squires_final.mp3 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:51:35 EST 9:09 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=629&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/320219064/displayPod.aspx Dr. Jerry Squires, the director of MUSC’s blood transfusion service, discusses the importance of donating blood. He offers information on where one can donate blood and walks through the step-by-step process of blood donation, noting certain requirements and limitations. To conclude this podcast, Dr. Squires indicates that donors are notified if any illness or abnormality surfaces during blood screening. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/3_squires_final.mp3 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:48:53 EST 9:28 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=628&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/308106295/displayPod.aspx Emergency medicine physician Dr. Eric Larson, who is the director of the Disaster Preparedness Program at MUSC, discusses the likelihood as well as consequences of an avian influenza epidemic. He explains the mechanism of transmission along with effects of avian flu on the human immune system. Dr. Larson walks through the course of the illness in human beings and also addresses potential preventive and treatment measures in the case of human to human transmission. He concludes this emergency medicine podcast by discussing some of the resources set in place as part of the disaster preparedness plan for an avian influenza outbreak. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/18_larson_final.mp3 Mon, 9 Jun 2008 11:21:40 EST 15:59 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=622&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/308106296/displayPod.aspx Emergency medicine physician Dr. Eric Larson, who is the director of the Disaster Preparedness Program at MUSC, describes the restructuring of MUSC’s emergency plan. He focuses on a shift from formulating a plan for every potential disaster to an “all hazards approach.” He indicates some of the major elements of the current disaster plan, walking through worst-case-scenario disasters. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/17_larson_final.mp3 Mon, 9 Jun 2008 11:18:40 EST 11:44 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=621&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/315130421/displayPod.aspx In this emergency medicine podcast, Dr. Sam Kini talks about emergency care for allergies, such as insect stings and bites, food allergies, and drug allergies. He identifies common symptoms of allergic reactions and explains how they are treated in the emergency department. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/16_kini_final.mp3 Thu, 29 May 2008 15:13:19 EST 6:14 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=614&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/310141342/displayPod.aspx Emergency medicine specialist Dr. Sam Kini provides information about properly caring for dog bites before seeking medical attention. He explains the actual risk of rabies and goes over the process of wound evaluation in the emergency department. He concludes this emergency care podcast by mentioning the potential public health risks of stray dogs. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/15_kini_final.mp3 Thu, 29 May 2008 15:10:38 EST 6:13 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=613&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/305025072/displayPod.aspx In this emergency medicine podcast, Dr. Sam Kini discusses cuts to the skin, touching on the use of stitches in emergency department care. He also offers advice for how to handle bleeding prior to obtaining medical care. Dr. Kini provides criteria necessitating a tetanus shot and makes suggestions for people on blood thinning agents regarding cuts. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/14_kini_final.mp3 Thu, 29 May 2008 15:07:30 EST 10:54 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=612&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/329471038/displayPod.aspx In this nutrition podcast, registered dietician Tonya Turner talks about specific recommendations made at the MUSC Weight Management Center for diet and weight control. She discusses meal replacements and supplements, pointing to specific brands preferred by registered dieticians at MUSC. Ms. Turner mentions the importance of meal planning and awareness of weight by weighing oneself on a scale daily. She concludes by mentioning hidden calories in certain snacks and restaurant meals. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/11_turner_final.mp3 Wed, 28 May 2008 13:35:24 EST 7:08 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=611&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/323756209/displayPod.aspx In this nutrition podcast, registered dietician Tonya Turner addresses some of the myths associated with weight management and weight loss. She offers suggestions for keeping off lost weight and notes some of the misconceptions regarding carbohydrate intake and metabolism. Ms. Turner focuses on the importance of portion control and a well-varied diet for proper nutrition and weight management. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/10_turner_final.mp3 Wed, 28 May 2008 13:31:13 EST 7:50 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=610&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/307744287/displayPod.aspx The director of emergency medicine at MUSC, Dr. Laurence Raney, discusses carbon monoxide poisoning. He explains that use of outdoor flame heaters in enclosed areas poses a great risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, which may be fatal. He describes the difficulty in distinguishing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning from those associated with viral flu or cold, emphasizing the importance of running a simple carbon monoxide test. Dr. Raney concludes this emergency medicine podcast by mentioning treatment for carbon monoxide exposure. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/13_raney_final.mp3 Wed, 28 May 2008 13:23:08 EST 5:26 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=609&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/302709929/displayPod.aspx Dr. Laurence Raney, the director of emergency medicine at MUSC, addresses the question of when an injured limb necessitates a visit to an emergency department. He describes some of the risks of waiting too long to have a fracture tended to, noting symptoms that should be evaluated quickly. Dr. Raney discusses fractures of limbs, extremities, ribs, and the back, distinguishing between associated symptoms and medical risks. He concludes this podcast by directing his focus to both the cost and wait time often encountered by patients visiting an emergency department. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/12_raney_final.mp3 Wed, 28 May 2008 13:18:29 EST 8:13 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=608&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/299556551/displayPod.aspx In this podcast, Dr. Michael Caplan talks about the role of pathologists in disease diagnosis through evaluation of both tissue and body fluids. Dr. Caplan indicates the importance of thorough communication between the pathologist and clinician during the diagnostic process. To conclude, Dr. Caplan outlines the protocol for viewing specimens and also describes some of the subspecialties within the field of pathology. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/2_caplan_final.mp3 Tue, 20 May 2008 09:48:21 EST 10:02 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=595&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/298819661/displayPod.aspx In this nutrition podcast, registered dietician Debbie Petitpain discusses how to meet nutritional needs through a vegetarian diet. She addresses the challenge of acquiring sufficient protein and also notes the difficulty of consuming enough calcium when dairy products are excluded from one’s diet. She emphasizes the importance of a well varied and highly nutritive diet for both vegetarians as well as non-vegetarians. Ms. Petitpain concludes by providing advice on how to transition to a vegetarian diet. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/5_petitpain_final.mp3 Mon, 19 May 2008 15:10:26 EST 6:35 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=593&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/263090311/displayPod.aspx Mary Basel, the clinical nutrition manager at MUSC, discusses the specialized focus of dieticians at MUSC to best help patients with distinct medical and nutritional needs. In this nutrition podcast, she also explains the process of becoming a registered dietician, both in terms of coursework and licensure as well as applied hands-on training. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/1_basel_final.mp3 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:39:52 EST 6:30 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=536&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/254050831/displayPod.aspx Dr. Michael Caplan, a pathologist, explains how autopsies are used to identify both cause and manner of death by analysis of a person’s organs post-mortem. He outlines common scenarios in which autopsies are performed and describes the coroner system utilized in South Carolina. Dr. Caplan concludes this pathology podcast by addressing common concerns among family members about performance of an autopsy on a deceased loved one. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/1_caplan_final.mp3 Fri, 7 Mar 2008 09:40:14 EST 14:06 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=517&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/244965868/displayPod.aspx In this pharmacology podcast, pharmacologist Dr. David Kurtz explains how heparin, an anti-coagulant, functions to prevent blood from clotting. He discusses clinical reasons for prescribing heparin and also mentions how it is administered. Dr. Kurtz addresses the issues of both mislabeling and contamination brought to light by recent media. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/1_kurtz_final.mp3 Mon, 3 Mar 2008 11:26:07 EST 5:46 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=511&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/243142558/displayPod.aspx Dr. Celia “Carolyn” Thiedke discusses her experience working with Doctors Without Borders, an international medical humanitarian organization that offers emergency aid in almost sixty countries. She talks about both what she contributed as well as what she learned from her experience helping with an HIV project in Malawi, a country in Southern Africa. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/21_thiedke_final.mp3 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:22:42 EST 10:34 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=504&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/237367027/displayPod.aspx Neonatologist Dr. Carol Wagner discusses current medical focus on vitamin D, explaining that the lack of adequate sun exposure in the lives of contemporary Americans has led to vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin D, she notes, if very important for maintaining health and cannot be sufficiently provided by diet. In this nutrition podcast, Dr. Wagner makes recommendations for daily amounts of vitamin D that are needed for both adults and children. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/61_wagner_final.mp3 Tue, 5 Feb 2008 14:35:14 EST 8:22 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=479&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/239257112/displayPod.aspx Dr. Preston Church, a specialist in infectious disease as well as epidemiology, discusses the epidemiology of HIV/AIDS in South Carolina, which has the 10th highest rate of HIV/AIDS in the country. He explains that the majority of those effected are African American, many of whom are women. Dr. Church emphasizes that the virus is spread by sexual transmission – both homosexual and heterosexual contact. He concludes by discussing progress in HIV screening tests, describing some of the merits of point-of-care testing. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/11_church_final.mp3 Tue, 5 Feb 2008 09:49:38 EST 8:23 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=477&autostart=false http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/MUSC-GeneralHealthandWellness-podcast/~3/235365633/displayPod.aspx Infectious disease specialist, Dr. Preston Church, talks about new developments in the treatment of HIV. He focuses on greater simplicity in treating new patients in terms of medication regimens. He also describes methods directed at totally new parts of the virus itself. Dr. Church touches on expected survival rates for an HIV patient who undergoes treatment in comparison with a person who is not treated. He concludes this infectious disease podcast with a discussion on how HIV affects lifestyle. http://medicaluniversc.http.internapcdn.net/medicaluniversc_vitalstream_com/podcasts/2008/10_church_final.mp3 Tue, 5 Feb 2008 09:47:01 EST 6:58 MUSC,Health muschlth@musc.edu (Medical Univeristy of South Carolina)noBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. Medical Univeristy of South CarolinaBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians. http://www.muschealth.com/multimedia/Podcasts/displayPod.aspx?podid=476&autostart=false copyright 2008Medical Univeristy of South CarolinanonadultBrought to you by Medical University of South Carolina, these podcasts encompass a wide range of general health issues. Topics from exercise recommendations to insect bites and infectious disease are covered by various clinicians.