In My Words

Valerie Davis shares her experience with immunotherapy side effects and A/Prof Clay talks about what immunotherapy is and how it helps restore the immune system so the body can better fight lung cancer. This episode is part of a 4-part miniseries talking about lung cancer treatment; side effects; struggles and mental health; and relationships and support networks. We also talk about support resources that are available to people living with lung cancer. This episode was created using excerpts from our interviews with Valerie Davis and A/Prof Clay. This episode has been kindly supported by Lung Foundation Australia and sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb.©2021 Bristol-Myers Squibb. Bristol-Myers Squibb Australia Pty Ltd, ABN 33 004 333 322, 4 Nexus Court, Mulgrave, VIC 3170. ONC-AU-2100090. Date of preparation: April 2021

Valerie Davis shares her experience with lung cancer and treatment and we talk about immunotherapy and chemotherapy with A/Prof Clay, an expert on cancer and its treatment. This episode is part of a 4-part miniseries talking about lung cancer treatment; side effects; struggles and mental health; and relationships and support networks. We also talk about support resources that are available to people living with lung cancer. This episode was created using excerpts from our interviews with Valerie Davis and A/Prof Clay. This episode has been kindly supported by Lung Foundation Australia and sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb.©2021 Bristol-Myers Squibb. Bristol-Myers Squibb Australia Pty Ltd, ABN 33 004 333 322, 4 Nexus Court, Mulgrave, VIC 3170.ONC-AU-2100089. Date of preparation: April 2021

Michel Itel shares his experience living with lung cancer and relationships and support networks. We are also joined by Nicole Parkinson from Lung Foundation Australia, who provides insights and tips on how people living with lung cancer can manage their relationships. This episode is part of a 4-part miniseries talking about lung cancer treatment; side effects; struggles and mental health; and relationships and support networks. We also talk about support resources that are available to people living with lung cancer. This episode was created using excerpts from our interviews with Michel Itel and Lung Foundation Support Nurse Nicole Parkinson. This episode has been kindly supported by Lung Foundation Australia and sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb.

Terri Byrne shares the struggles she has faced living in a region in Australia with limited access to medical treatments and support, her mental health, and what helps her cope. We are also joined by Nicole Parkinson from Lung Foundation Australia, who talked with us about common struggles for people living with lung cancer and what people can do to help them cope. This episode is part of a 4-part miniseries talking about lung cancer treatment; side effects; struggles and mental health; and relationships and support networks. We also talk about support resources that are available to people living with lung cancer. This episode was created using excerpts from our interviews with Terri Byrne and Lung Foundation Support Nurse Nicole Parkinson. This episode has been kindly supported by Lung Foundation Australia and sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb. 

Type 2 Diabetes: Health and LifestyleTrudy shares how type 2 diabetes has impacted health and lifestyle and how she made changes to her life after her diagnosis. This episode is part of a 3-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. MAT-NZ-2100010. Date of preparation March 2021. TAPS PP7426.

Type 2 Diabetes: Managing Your Diabetes, part 1Trudy shares how she managed her type 2 diabetes with medication, focusing on insulin. This episode is part of a 3-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. MAT-NZ-2100010. Date of preparation March 2021. TAPS PP7426.

Type 2 Diabetes: Managing Your Diabetes, part 2Trudy shares the challenges she faced controlling sugar levels. This episode is part of a 3-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. MAT-NZ-2100010. Date of preparation March 2021. TAPS PP7426.

This episode has been translated for a Spanish-speaking audience. Support for this episode comes from Novo Nordisk. Please click here for prescribing information. Cathy shares what it is like to live with Glanzmann's thrombasthenia and how a treatment has helped her manage her condition. Some topics discussed in this podcast may not be appropriate for children.

Support for this episode comes from Novo Nordisk. Please click here for prescribing information. Cathy shares what it is like to live with Glanzmann's thrombasthenia and how a treatment has helped her manage her condition. Some topics discussed in this podcast may not be appropriate for children.

Luka goes on an adventure to learn how vernal keratoconjunctivitis affects the eyes and what he can do to manage it.

Support for this episode comes from Novo Nordisk. Vaughn shares what it was like growing up with hemophilia and how medicine has helped him manage his condition. You can also watch a video to learn more about the Ripley family.

Robbie takes a trip to the kidneys to learn more about how the kidneys work, what happens when they are damaged, and what treatments are available.

Daron shares the little things he does to help keep his blood sugars under control, while maintaining his university workload to avoid burnout. Nurse Joanna Naylor talks about the importance of informing your employers and co-workers about your condition, and of having a job you’re passionate about. Finally, Daron offers tips for diabetes management while travelling. This episode is part of a 5-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. Disclaimer: These episodes are intended for a non-US audience. Units of measurement for blood glucose are referred to in mmol/L rather than the standard US mg/dL.

Daron and diabetes nurse, Joanna Naylor, discuss healthy relationships and the importance of educating family, friends, and flatmates on diabetes so they can provide extra support. They also talk about the transition period from parents managing your blood sugars to taking care of yourself. This episode is part of a 5-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. Disclaimer: These episodes are intended for a non-US audience. Units of measurement for blood glucose are referred to in mmol/L rather than the standard US mg/dL.

Cody and Lexi learn about their father's lung cancer - how lung cancer affects the body, common symptoms, and how lung cancer is treated. 

Daron shares how type 1 diabetes has impacted his exercise routines and how he keeps a positive mindset. Diabetes nurse, Joanna Naylor, explains how working with a diabetes practitioner can help improve mental health and overall blood sugar management. Daron and Joanna also discuss the potential dangers of drinking alcohol as a person living with T1D. This episode is part of a 5-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. Disclaimer: These episodes are intended for a non-US audience. Units of measurement for blood glucose are referred to in mmol/L rather than the standard US mg/dL.

In his words, Karl shares his experience of being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in his 30’s and how it has changed his life. Doctor Murphy debunks common myths and offers advice on successful T2D management. This episode is part of a 5-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. Disclaimer: These episodes are intended for a non-US audience. Units of measurement for blood glucose are referred to in mmol/L rather than the standard US mg/dL.

Daron tells us the story of his diagnosis with type 1 diabetes at age 12 and how he’s learned to manage life after diagnosis. Diabetes nurse, Joanna Naylor, shares her clinical perspective and debunks some of the misconceptions and challenges surrounding living with the condition. This episode is part of a 5-part series focusing on a different aspects of managing life with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and is kindly supported by Diabetes New Zealand and sponsored by Sanofi New Zealand. Disclaimer: These episodes are intended for a non-US audience. Units of measurement for blood glucose are referred to in mmol/L rather than the standard U.S. mg/dL.

Jenny aprende cómo el asma afecta los pulmones, cómo manejar los ataques de asma, y qué médicas pueden ayudar a controlar el asma.

Samantha and her mom learn what to expect during a clinical trial, what permission is needed, and how participating in a clinical trial can help others.