Nicole Kupchik
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2,480 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 16 Dec
Nicole Kupchik’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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On today's episode, we're diving into the relationship.
Between sepsis and gastrointestinal injury, notably how the gut, often called the motor of mods, can drive the body toward recovery or collapse.
You might remember Haley's story from episode two.
She wrote to us about surviving septic shock at just 23 years old.
It's a story about having been misdiagnosed twice, her blood pressure dropping to 50.
Over thirty
And she ultimately spent forty five days in the ICU fighting for her life.
Hearing her voice now beyond the text and knowing the story of where that infection began.
Really brings her journey full circle.
Haley's experience is a vivid reminder that sepsis doesn't always start where we expect, and that the gut can be both the origin and the amplifier of stemic collapse.
To help us understand how this terrifying domino effect can unfold and why the gut plays such a powerful role in both the chaos and the recovery from sepsis, I'm joined by Dr.
Dr.
Kave Hoda, a gastroenterologist at Kaiser Prominente, whose work spans a wide range of gastrointestinal conditions.
Dr.
Cave also teaches clinical insight and is mentoring the next generation of physicians.
In other words, Dr.
Hoda is the perfect guest to help us explore how the GI tract and microbiome respond to critical illness.
If you can stomach it, join us now.
As we dig into how the intestines influence inflammation, nutrition, and immune response, and what gut recovery really looks like after sepsis, we'll be right back with Dr.
Kabe Hoda.
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