# 22 The Placebo Effect Part 1
Kate Rusk of Inertia TV, along with Joe Alcock and Coffee Brown of the EvolutionMedicine podcast do a deep dive on the placebo effect. Why did this capacity evolve in the first place? How can we harne...
2 Juni 201853min
#21 Intro to EvMed on Inertia TV
This year, evolutionary anthropologist Kate Rusk began a streaming video science channel, called Inertia TV, that streams great science programming, including this program: Evolutionary Medicine with ...
31 Maj 20181h 26min
#20 Too Much Oxygen?
Coffee Brown and Joe Alcock discuss the perils and pitfalls of too much oxygen. We discuss the recent IOTA study - a metaanalysis done by Paul Young's team and the upcoming ICUROX trial. This evidence...
31 Maj 20181h 1min
#19 Cognitive Biases
Joe Alcock and Coffee Brown have a discussion about evolution, medical decision making, and cognitive biases. We focus on a few major cognitive biases - achor bias, attribution bias, immediacy bias, h...
11 Apr 20181h 9min
#18 Lessons from the ADRENAL trial
This week Joe Alcock and Coffee Brown get into the weeds of the ADRENAL trial - a huge study designed to answer the question - does giving steroids to patients with sepsis help or hurt? I say it hurts...
29 Jan 20181h 13min
# 16 Hypress Trial And Japan
This is a previously episode first recorded in early 2017. It is timely, though, because a major trial on the effects of corticosteroids - the ADRENAL trial - will soon be made public. In this podcast...
5 Jan 201817min
#15 Drowning in good intentions - with Kate Rusk of InertiaTV
Joe Alcock is joined by evolutionary anthropologist Kate Rusk of InertiaTV and Science Happy Hour to talk about a recent JAMA article studying fluids for adults with sepsis. Do we give too much fluids...
18 Okt 201731min
