Join Dr. Rebecca Dekker and Dr. Sara Ailshire to explore the evidence on due dates. Since antiquity, people have been trying to determine exactly how long a pregnancy should last. In this podcast episode we will talk about the science behind pregnancy duration, discuss how providers calculate the estimated due date, and share the latest evidence on the risk of stillbirth at the very end of pregnancy.
This podcast episode is a companion to the Evidence Based Birth® Signature Article on "Evidence on: Due Dates.” You can access all of the resources, scientific references, and a free 1-page handout at ebbirth.com/duedates.
🎧 Listen now to the Evidence Based Birth® Podcast EBB 384 - Evidence on "What is a Due Date?"
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An illuminating conversation with Sabine Wilms, one of the world's foremost translators of classical Chinese medical texts about the ins and outs of classical chinese translation for the modern Chinese medicine practitioner.
- Sabine's journey into translation work
- What's really involved in translating and understanding classical chinese medicine texts
- How the "telephone game" effect distorts ancient teachings
- Why we need more practitioners who can translate and understand classic texts
- Sun Simiao and his emphasis on women's health, ethics and cultivation
- How translation work itself becomes a form of personal cultivation
- Practical guidance for practitioners wanting to engage with original classical texts
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To learn classical Chinese and translation with Sabine, check out her website here: https://www.translatingchinesemedicine.com/
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Did you know? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been used for thousands of years - and today, modern research continues to support its effectiveness for a range of conditions such as pain, stress, fertility support, and more.
Bridging Traditions and Science: An Interview with Dr. Myeong Soo Lee
Dr. Myeong Soo Lee, PhD, is a principal researcher at the Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine (KIOM) and a global leader in evidence-based complementary and integrative medicine. With a foundation in physics, he earned his BSc and MSc from Pusan National University before transitioning into medical research, completing a PhD in Oriental Medicine at Wonkwang University. He further refined his expertise in the UK, training in systematic review methodology at Peninsula Medical School. Over his career, Dr. Lee has published hundreds of peer-reviewed articles, served on numerous journal editorial boards, and helped develop clinical practice guidelines for traditional medicine. He also holds academic affiliations in Europe and Asia and plays an active role in international organizations like the Guidelines International Network and Cochrane, working to bridge traditional healing practices and rigorous scientific evidence. He recently sat down with colleagues from the Cochrane Complementary Medicine team to talk about his experiences.
https://cam.cochrane.org/knowl....edge-translation/tho
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