Ross Walker

Join retail media experts Ross Walker and Carlos Sastre of Acadia as they discuss the evolution of AMC audiences for sponsored ads on Amazon. Ross emphasizes the shift from chasing broad keywords to targeting high-value customers likely to convert. They explore the current limitations of audience targeting and the complexities in campaign strategies, highlighting the need for clarity in campaign goals. Expect insightful analysis on using AMC audiences to enhance advertising performance and the importance of adapting strategies in a dynamic digital landscape.

Dr. Ross Walker discusses risks of over-prescribing statins and the importance of accurate cardiovascular risk assessment. The episode covers topics like bowel cancer treatment, seasonal affective disorder, non-invasive laser therapy for strokes, and challenges of antimicrobial resistance. Humorous banter and light-hearted segments are interspersed throughout the podcast.

Dr. Ross Walker and Ned Green explore rising cancer rates in Gen X, lifestyle factors contributing to cancer, probiotics and VITT from AstraZeneca vaccine, treatment options for VITT, benefits of melatonin for macular degeneration, humor in well-being, cycling health benefits, and the future of medicine with an ingestible microbiome sampler.

Join Australia's leading comic speechmaker, Homer Papantonio, and renowned cardiologist, Dr. Ross Walker, as they blend humor and health in Seriously Funny Wellbeing. Topics include cholesterol controversies, humorous tales of heaven, genetics' influence on diseases, and the importance of understanding different types of cholesterol for heart health.

Dr. Ross Walker discusses the risks of keto diet for aging, contrasting it with the Mediterranean diet. They explore calcium score checks, fish oil benefits for arthritis, aspirin usage, and chest CT scans. They delve into hepatitis management, heart-healthy behaviors, mental health habits, and the importance of planning for well-being. The podcast also covers diabetes screening, kidney disease, gut bacteria, heart conditions, and the significance of vitamin D supplementation.