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Hello I am Dr Millie, your podcast host. Have you ever wondered how to live a longer, healthier life? As a doctor, author and co-founder of iOWNA (a mobile health app), my purpose in life is to help people answer this question and enable them to live longer, healthier lives. This is at the centre of everything that I do. Aside from the provision of excellent medicine, embracing the best scientific discoveries and adopting a healthy lifestyle myself I get so many tips on the different ways to achieve healthy longevity by speaking to a range of people from all walks of life. I enjoy exploring different perspectives on life, and want to share tips with you all on how to live a longer, healthier life. In my first series, The Art of Healthy Longevity, I share the wisdom of artists and people who love art; many are notable doctors. In my second series,The Art of Living I take a deeper dive into role models to learn how they live their lives to the optimum Follow me on: ➡️ instagram.com/livelongerthepodcast ➡️ facebook.com/livelongerthepodcast ➡️ twitter.com/LiveLongerPC
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![S1 E10: Prof David Isenberg; Academic, Lupus Researcher & Musician](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/ep-logo/pbblog10742291/David_Isenberg_PCbblgu_300x300.png)
Monday Apr 19, 2021
S1 E10: Prof David Isenberg; Academic, Lupus Researcher & Musician
Monday Apr 19, 2021
Monday Apr 19, 2021
Join me in conversation with Professor David Isenberg, an eminent and world leading Rheumatologist and The Versus Arthritis Professor of Medicine at University College London who explains how combining medicine, science and art can improve deadly diseases such as Lupus. He eloquently outlines a case for improving longevity by asking deep questions and seeking answers through ground-breaking research as he has done over a 30-year career at UCL.
We also hear how David keeps himself sane as a doctor through music. He translates this personal experience to a message for anyone dealing with illness on how to maintain wellbeing. He tells us how art, especially music is necessary and accessible for both the patient and clinician to live a longer, healthier life.
‘Asking questions helps us move forward’ - Professor David Isenberg
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