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title: Our Colleague's January Wellness Connection Is Here!
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Starting 2024 strong, new free resources, and fresh industry updates: mental health wearables, psychedelics, autophagy genes, and more.

| View in browser JANUARY Master one of the hottest topics in modern medicine with A4M-exclusive clinical pearls and protocols, expert guidance, evidence-based strategies, and the latest research breakthroughs.   Be one of the pioneers to lead this budding field, secure your spot today! Learn More It's official! The 32nd Annual Spring Congress theme has been announced.   We're excited to share that this year's signature spring event will focus on a widespread and ever-growing health concern that has reached epidemic levels and demands urgent attention. As rates of these lifestyle-driven diseases continue to climb globally, we find ourselves at an inflection point wondering if our population can pivot from merely surviving to actually thriving. We hope you answer the call to action by joining us in West Palm Beach this May! View More Details NEW On-Demand Webinars Telomere, Inflammation, Neurodegenerative Disorders, and the Mitochondria   How to Grow and Scale Your Practice with Rupa Health!   "We Didn't Start the Fire" Understanding the Role of Inflammation in Cardiac Diseases   Most Read Blogs Industry Updates MedPage Today Psychedelics for Psych Conditions Made Their Mark in 2023   Cell Host & Microbe Precision microbial intervention improves social behavior but not autism severity   Longevity.Technology Research discovers new role in aging process for autophagy genes   News Medical Life Sciences Wearing hearing aids could extend people's lifespan   Healthcare Huddle Tech Meets Mind: Wearable Technology in Mental Health Care   Frontiers in Psychiatry Naturalistic psilocybin use is associated with persisting improvements in mental health and wellbeing: results from a prospective, longitudinal survey Trending Podcast “Be curious about other people's palettes, particularly your patients'. So, when you see a patient who wants to lose weight or wants to control their diabetes through diet, one of the keys is to understand what their culture is. It makes very little sense to recommend a Mediterranean diet to someone who is from the Caribbean.” - John La Puma, MD   In the latest episode of the Redefining Medicine podcast, our esteemed host, Erika Schwartz, MD, sits down with leading functional nutrition researcher and culinary medicine pioneer John La Puma, MD. As a professionally trained chef and founder of ChefMD, Dr. La Puma shares his expertise on implementing nutritional interventions effectively, important yet overlooked foods, and leveraging the diet as a powerful clinical tool. Listen In This is an educational message from A4M, 1801 N Military Trl Ste 110, Boca Raton, FL 33431, United States, 561-997-0112 Unsubscribe Manage preferences |
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