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Modern Medical Miracles with Michael Milius

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Welcome to the Modern Medical Miracles Podcast! My name is Michael, and I am currently a pre-med student at Utah Valley University. I love people, and talking to others about medicine and faith are a couple of my favorite topics! This podcast contains interesting medical stories, modern-day miracles in medicine, and an applicable scripture of the day. Please enjoy, and if you have a cool medical story, a modern-day miracle, or anything else to share, send me a message at medicalmiraclespodcast@gmail.com.

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April 30, 2021

Having a Purpose can Become a Cure

<p>A man with cancer was cured by his church! Not the congregation of people who attended his church, the actual building itself. Another commonly referenced scripture in Proverbs states "Where there is no vision, the people perish" (Proverbs 29:18). Finding purpose in our lives can help us heal both physically and spiritually.&nbsp;</p>

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April 29, 2021

Childbirth is a Miracle and How God Sees Little Children

<p>In anticipation of having my firstborn come in June, it has become apparent all of the things that can go wrong when having a baby. But, most of the time, things turn out okay--thank God! Modern medicine has made it much safer to have a child, and what a miracle that is, but I think the phrase "childbirth is a miracle" can be applied to much more than just the biological birth of offspring. In Matthew 19 Jesus blesses the little children; several verses in Proverbs and Psalms mention how beloved children are in the sight of God; and in the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ, a prophet named King Benjamin relates the attributes of a child, attributes that closely resemble characteristics of Christ (Mosiah 3:19).&nbsp;</p> <p>My favorite verse and my mantra for becoming a Pediatrician is from a Book of Mormon prophet named Abinadi when he said: "And little children also have eternal life" (Mosiah 15:25).</p>

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April 28, 2021

Are Medical Professionals Religious?

<p>Do you think that doctors, and other medical professionals, sincerely believe in miracles themselves? Some research that I found suggests that about two-thirds of physicians have a belief in God; additionally, 45% report engaging in frequent prayer. Many physicians also recognize that the roles of medicine and religion cannot easily be separated. The scripture today comes from Numbers 21:7-9 and is the story of Moses holding up the brass serpent for the children of Israel (the Biblical story that the universal symbol for medicine is based on). When you put your faith into something--whether that is God or science or a medical specialist--whatever comes after that could be argued as being a "miracle;" usually it is miraculous, right?&nbsp;</p>

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What is Modern Medical Miracles with Michael Milius?

Welcome to the Modern Medical Miracles Podcast!

My name is Michael, and I am currently a pre-med student at Utah Valley University. I love people, and talking to others about medicine and faith are a couple of my favorite topics! This podcast contains interesting medical stories, modern-day miracles in medicine, and an applicable scripture of the day.

Please enjoy, and if you have a cool medical story, a modern-day miracle, or anything else to share, send me a message at medicalmiraclespodcast@gmail.com.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

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Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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