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> >Katie talks to brave doctors who went to Gaza and then to True Anon podcast host Brace Belden. > > > - 00:00 Intro > - 4:47 Why each Doctor felt the need to be in Gaza > - 9:19 Did they fear for their lives? > - 20:08 Palestinian surgeon TORTURED TO DEATH in Israeli prison > - 30:06 Is Israel testing weapons on Palestinians? > - 31:57 Dr. Amgad's eye witness account in Gaza > - 45:53 How Israel's 'Shoot First' Policy is destroying Palestinians > - 56:12 Palestine's shortage on insulin is causing more and more amputations > - 57:52 Palestine needs aid NOW > - 1:03:50 Dr. Aliya's call for an Immediate Ceasefire > - 1:06:29 Debating the hostage situation > - 1:23:41 The hypocrisy of Israeli doctors > - 1:27:07 Brace's firsthand experience of the student led Pro-Palestine protests > - 1:27:07 Biden's TONE DEAF speech at the Holocaust Memorial > - 1:44:24 Senate bill tries to codify Antizionism as Antisemitism > > >Dr. Yasser Khan is an internationally renowned surgeon, humanitarian and entrepreneur. He is a leading Ophthalmologist and Oculoplastic Plastic and Orbital Surgeon residing in the Toronto Area, Canada. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at McMaster University, the University of Toronto and the Toronto Metropolitan University. He holds a Master’s degree from IE University in Madrid, Spain in Digital Transformation and AI. He teaches cutting-edge and innovative surgical techniques to surgeons nationally and globally. Dr. Khan has trained residents, fellows and ophthalmologists in over 40 different countries primarily in the field of trauma eye surgery and reconstructive eye- facial plastic surgery. He was on the first North American surgical mission to Gaza in December-January. He went again on a second mission to Gaza in March 2024 > > >Dr. David Hasan is a scientist neurosurgeon with extensive experience in management of cerebrovascular diseases and skull base tumors. He is a fellowship - dual trained open cerebrovascular and endovascular with a background of treating over 2500 brain aneurysms using very innovative techniques including awake surgery. He is an international authority in cerebrovascular research with over 270 peer-reviewed PubMed publications, multiple NIH grants, and member of several editorial boards of high impact medical and surgical journals. > > >Dr. Amgad Elsherif, MD Co-Founder, Head of Education and Chief Thoracic Surgeon Dr. Amgad El-Sherif is a Co-founder, Head of Education and Chief Thoracic Surgeon at NMC. Dr. El-Sherif practices as a consultant thoracic surgeon in Ontario, Canada. Dr. El-Sherif was appointed an adjunct assistant Professor of Surgery, leading the surgery program at Johns Hopkins international affiliated hospital in the United Arab Emirates. As the surgery Program Director, Dr. El-Sherif founded and established the first ACGME-I accredited surgical program in the Gulf region. He is Adjunct Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Western Ontario and member of UOSSM Canada Canadian surgeon was part of a medical mission to Khan Yunis, Gaza in 2023 and led the WHO team to northern Gaza in April 2024. > > >Aliya Khan MD, FRCPC, FACP, FACE, is a board member of UOSSM and was in Hebron in the West Bank, last year in May 2023 and she saw the check points and horrific conditions for the children living in the West Bank. Aliya Khan is a Professor of Clinical Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology and Geriatrics at McMaster University, Director of the Calcium Disorders Clinic, and Director of the Fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease at McMaster University. She has published over 200 scientific papers and numerous chapters and books on osteoporosis and parathyroid disease. She was recognized as being in the top 0.1% of the world experts in hyperparathyroidism by Expertscape. >

> Sources & further reading (& quitting strategy links): > https://sites.google.com/view/sources-smoking/ > > We need to have an honest conversation about smoking: The problem with smoking is that it is way more than just a physical addiction. > Smoking creates a temporary problem and offers an instant solution. Once your brain is used to nicotine, for up to 72 hours you are itchy, > nervous and stressed – but one drag and instantly, you feel really good. It also helps you focus and take breaks during work, while suppressing your appetite. > So why is it such a bad idea?

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