CampFireMed Podcast

Food dye ban, US may withdraw from WHO

In this podcast episode, hosts Stephen Rogers and Dr. Chris Stone discuss the recent FDA ban on red dye number three and its implications for public health and consumer safety. They explore the role of artificial dyes in food, the potential health risks associated with them, and the importance of global health organizations like the WHO in addressing these issues. The conversation emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to regulations and consumer awareness regarding food safety.

Dry January, NFL Playoffs - S3E3

In this episode of the CampfireMed podcast, hosts Stephen Rogers and Christopher Stone discuss the concept of Dry January, a month-long commitment to abstaining from alcohol. They explore the benefits of this practice, including improved sleep, increased energy, and potential health benefits such as liver regeneration and a healthier gut microbiome. The conversation also touches on the rise of non-alcoholic beverages and alternatives to traditional alcohol consumption, emphasizing the importance of maintaining social connections while prioritizing health. The episode concludes with a reflection on the positive changes that can come from a temporary break from alcohol.

LA Wildfires, Bird Flu, PANRE-LA review

In this episode of the Campfire Med Podcast, hosts Stephen Rogers and Chris Stone discuss various health-related topics, including the impact of California wildfires on physical and mental health, the recent concerns surrounding the H5N1 bird flu, and the new NCCPA recertification exam format. They emphasize the importance of understanding the health risks associated with wildfires, the mental health toll of natural disasters, and the significance of vaccinations in public health. The conversation also highlights the changes in the recertification process for physician assistants, making it more manageable and less stressful.

We. Are. Back.

In this episode of the Campfire Med podcast, hosts Stephen and Chris return after a year-long hiatus to discuss their personal updates, future plans for the podcast, and engage in light-hearted sports discussions. They share insights on their lives in 2024, including new jobs, family changes, and business expansions. The conversation also touches on their hopes for the podcast's direction, including creating toolkits for PAs and increasing engagement with their audience.

Public health, tuberculosis, stupid discussion

Psychedelics, expired medications, the XFL

The good things to come from COVID

Fasting, luxury watches, twitter auction

PANRE-LA, nuclear fusion, kicks missed

Gut health, PA admissions, Artificial Intelligence