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Catch up on the latest Unlocking Myasthenia Gravis (MG) podcasts. Hear Gilhus, Kaminski, Vissing & Wolfe discuss unmet needs, thymectomy decisions and tools shaping MG care. All episodes are in the MG hub on Medthority’s Rare Disease Nexus

Anita D’Souza returns in the latest episode of our #PodcastSeries#, Navigating AL Amyloidosis, to discuss individualizing treatment in AL amyloidosis, from covering prognostic biomarkers to response assessment and tailored clinical decision‑making

Continuing to model the world through long-form podcasts! @CarinaLHong This episode is full of the "beauty of mathematics". She is also our youngest guest to date — Hong Letong, born in 2001, known online as the "Math Girl". This is her first-ever interview in Chinese. We talked about mathematics as invented versus discovered, proofs from the Book of Proofs, the entrepreneurial journey of the most unlikely founder, and of course, AI for Math. ✍🏻✍🏻 A 4-hour Interview with Carina Hong: AI for Math, Lean, Proofs from The ... 来自 @YouTube

The downfall of David Hoffman: - builds Bankless into one of the biggest crypto podcasts - spends years telling people Ethereum is the future - becomes one of the biggest $ETH supporters on crypto Twitter - launches a VC fund while also running a media company - people start questioning if promoted projects are connected to investments The BanklessDAO drama starts: - DAO asks for huge token grants using the Bankless name - backlash gets so bad Bankless separates itself from the DAO - then reports appear about quiet layoffs within the company. - then the biggest twist happens - After years of being extremely bullish on Ethereum. - David says he sold all his ETH - Who cares

Cyber bullying has increasingly become a dangerous business model in Nigeria, to the extent that some podcasts and media platforms are now created primarily to monetise paid narratives, controversy, and targeted online attacks. Creatives already face immense pressure simply trying to survive, sustain their careers, and continue doing what they love in order to put food on the table. No amount of internet clout is worth an artist’s mental health, dignity, or emotional wellbeing. No creative deserves coordinated hate fueled by propaganda, engagement farming, or paid online agendas and this extends beyond entertainment to every sector operating within the social media space. We urgently need greater accountability, professionalism, and humanity in modern journalism and digital media culture in order to curb the growing wave of toxic fanaticism online. As we all continue to exercise our constitutional right to freedom of speech, we must also remember that there is a very thin line between online banter and cyber bullying. Let us choose empathy over cruelty, because every single person is fighting battles the world may never see.