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02/01/2024

165: Real Resolutions—Finding and Following Your Values

The Who Cares Guys are starting the New Year with a different kind of resolution, inspired by an intriguing Harvard Business Review article on personal values. Instead of the usual physical goals, they’re focusing on identifying and living by their core values. Discover how this approach can provide a more lasting and personal motivation than the conventional New Year's push.

02/01/2024

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28 min
26/02/2024

S7E2: Breaking Through the Barriers of Medical School Admission

Between 2021 to 2024, there were 165,326 applicants to U.S. medical schools, with only 69,228—41.9%—successfully gaining admission. While medical school itself presents formidable challenges, the journey to gaining admission is an even greater hurdle. Various obstacles, including socio-economic privileges, and racial and gender biases, contribute to the lack of heterogeneity in matriculating classes. Alizah and Austen engage in a conversation with Daryl Morrison, MD/PhD candidate at University of Utah School of Medicine, focusing on their experiences as first-generation pre-med students and discussing the path to medical school admission.

26/02/2024

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36 min
05/12/2018

S2E11: The Climb to Residency isn't as Steep as it Appears

For many med students, the climb to residency can seem like a steep mountain, and it can be difficult to take a step back and recognize your accomplishments. But it's important to remember that all residents, all physicians, were med students at one point in their journey to the top. We talked to psychiatry resident Jackson Wong about navigating the hospital hierarchy and how to prepare ourselves for residency.

05/12/2018

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28 min
04/04/2018

S1E28: Disparities in Med School Applicants

We get real about the discrepancy in representation of different races and ethnicities in medical school.

04/04/2018

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20 min
12/09/2018

S2E4: Fitting Into the Hospital Hierarchy

Medical school is tough enough without feeling like you're not good enough. Not smart enough. Not hard working enough. As third-years, fitting into the hospital hierarchy can be challenging. Are you part of the team? Or are you only a student?

12/09/2018

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30 min
30/01/2020

Going Beyond "Let Me Know if You Need Help" (re-release)

Sometimes it can feel awkward to reach out to someone you notice may need support. Learning how to navigate and break through these feelings is a key part of being a compassionate doctor, colleague, and friend.

30/01/2020

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22 min
23/07/2020

Language Barriers in Health Care (re-release)

Medicine, like the human body, is a universal science. But a difference in language can create a barrier between physician and patient. How do we navigate something so universally similar when effective communication is missing?

23/07/2020

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18 min
31/07/2023

Should I Be Worried If My Child Gets Sick Too Often?

Throughout the year, parents often find themselves worrying about their child's health, especially when they seem to catch one cold after another. While it's natural to bundle them up to protect them, the common misconception that cold weather or seasonal attire causes sickness needs to be debunked. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, talks about when, why, and how children get colds and other infections. Dr. Gellner also discusses when to be concerned if sneezing and coughing become too frequent, and provides advice on keeping your child healthy year-round.

31/07/2023

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6 min
22/01/2024

Debunking Old Wives' Tales: 10 Myths About Diabetes

You have probably heard the old wives’ tale, “Do not let your child eat sugar, or they will get diabetes.” Is this true? Is it true that there is a cure for diabetes? Access to the Internet has created an explosion in information available to people, but it can be hard to tell what is true, and what is not. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, debunks common myths and shares what parents should know regarding their child's diabetes.

22/01/2024

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5 min
27/02/2019

S2E15: History, Present, and Future of OB/GYN

For a long chunk of history, the field of medicine was male-dominated and obstetrics and gynaecology was no exception. In this episode, we talk about the growth of the field, the root of sensitivity surrounding the medical specialty, and why, even though OB/GYN is now largely female-dominated, discrepancy still exists.

27/02/2019

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17 min

The Scope, from University of Utah Health, highlights expert health advice and research you can use for a happier and healthier life. The Scope's mission is to educate, engage in, and lead the conversation on the latest research and trends in medicine.

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165: Real Resolutions—Finding and Following Your Values

S7E2: Breaking Through the Barriers of Medical School Admission

S2E11: The Climb to Residency isn't as Steep as it Appears

S1E28: Disparities in Med School Applicants

S2E4: Fitting Into the Hospital Hierarchy

Going Beyond "Let Me Know if You Need Help" (re-release)

Language Barriers in Health Care (re-release)

Should I Be Worried If My Child Gets Sick Too Often?

Debunking Old Wives' Tales: 10 Myths About Diabetes

S2E15: History, Present, and Future of OB/GYN

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