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15/04/2021

S4E12: The Origins of White Feminism

Feminism is complex. Oxford dictionary defines feminism as, "The advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes." But the trouble with this idea of feminism is, first and foremost, having to buy into a gender binary in which other oppressions, such as racism, are excluded. In their book review of White Women's Rights: The Racial Origins of Feminism in the United States, Alok Vaid-Menon concludes, "White women were more invested in privilege than equality, seeking the right to oppress others rather than imagining a more just world for everyone." In S4E12, we discuss the history of white feminism.

15/04/2021

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19 min
22/03/2024

E46: The Emotional Domain of Grief

Grief is the profound sense of sadness following loss, and grieving is the natural response to navigating that sorrow. We all grieve differently and on our own terms, and understanding how to care for oneself during the grieving process is crucial for healing. But what constitutes a 'normal' grieving process, and when does grieving become depression? In a raw and emotionally charged discussion, guest Jackie Shifrar shares a personal and poignant story of navigating the aftermath of losing a loved one to suicide. The conversation delves into the complex emotional landscape of grief and its profound impact on individuals and families. If you or a loved one are struggling with thoughts of self-harm or suicide, remember that you are not alone, and help is available. Call or text the National Suicide and Crisis Line at 988 to connect with mental health professionals in your area.

22/03/2024

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21 min
18/01/2022

S5E9: The Flaws of Cultural Competency in Health Care

How does a health care system ensure the population it serves gets the care it needs? The intentions of cultural competency may begin with wanting to deliver trauma-informed care to diverse communities, but the assumed generalization of a group of people can lead to ignored identities among individual patients. In S5E9, Lina, Hạ, and Mariam talk about the flaws of cultural competency in the patient/provider relationship, and learning cultural humility to make health care patient-centered.

18/01/2022

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24 min
24/04/2025

How to Support a Loved One Losing Their Vision

Vision loss can be overwhelming—but it does not have to be isolating. Licensed clinical social worker Lisa Ord, PhD, shares how emotional support, practical tools, and open communication can help individuals and their families adjust to changes in sight. From talking with loved ones to finding the right resources, learn how to navigate the emotional and practical realities of losing vision—without losing quality of life.

24/04/2025

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Dark Circles in Kids: Common Causes and When to Take Action

Dark circles under a child's eyes look dramatic, but they are rarely a sign of anything dangerous. Most cases come down to nasal congestion or simple genetics. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, explains why some kids naturally look more shadowed under the eyes, how allergies or blocked noses can worsen the appearance, and which rare warning signs suggest something more serious.

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16/10/2025

Understanding and Managing Food Allergies in Children

Food allergies in children are becoming increasingly common—and often misunderstood. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, breaks down the difference between an allergy and an intolerance, the most common triggers, and why some kids are more at risk. Learn how to recognize allergic reactions, what to do in an emergency, and how to safely manage allergies both at home and at school.

16/10/2025

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7 min
15/02/2024

What to Expect if Your Child Gets RSV

In adults and young children, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) can look a lot like the common cold. But for little ones under two years old—especially preemie babies—RSV can be severe due to their still-developing respiratory systems. Cindy Gellner, MD, talks about the increase in RSV during the 2022 respiratory season, what parents need to know to keep their child safe, and what to expect if their child gets RSV.

15/02/2024

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4 min
17/10/2018

S2E8: Confessions of a 3rd-Year Medical Student

You know you are a medical student when you cannot count how many times you have run after a resident… only to follow them to the door of a bathroom. It happens. We are sharing some of our embarrassing, funny, confusing, and frustrating moments of third-year so far… because you should not have to go through medical school alone.

17/10/2018

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29 min
02/12/2025

S8E5: Navigating Medical School's Hidden Curriculum and Finding Your Path in Medicine

Walking into medical school without a roadmap hits differently when you are the first in your family to do it. No insider language, no built-in mentors, no one who can explain the difference between Step exams, clerkships, and the hidden curriculum everyone else seems to know. Kirsten Myers, PGY-3 in neurology, joins Lilly to talk about navigating medicine as a first-gen trainee—what it feels like, what it demands, and what it teaches you. They dig into the confusion, the pressure, and the unexpected strengths that come from forging your own path.

02/12/2025

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34 min
27/05/2021

S4E14: Labor Movement - The Introduction

Is the person who picked your fruits and vegetables okay? Do they have proper PPE? Does the worker who made the clothes you're wearing have access to the appropriate needed health care? Are they paid fairly? As consumers, we're often protected from having to think or worry about these questions. But the labor movement is interconnected to the practice of medicine, and as healthcare providers, we should be asking these questions. In S4E14, Margaux, Harjit, and Leen discuss the labor movement.

27/05/2021

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14 min

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S4E12: The Origins of White Feminism

E46: The Emotional Domain of Grief

S5E9: The Flaws of Cultural Competency in Health Care

How to Support a Loved One Losing Their Vision

Dark Circles in Kids: Common Causes and When to Take Action

Understanding and Managing Food Allergies in Children

What to Expect if Your Child Gets RSV

S2E8: Confessions of a 3rd-Year Medical Student

S8E5: Navigating Medical School's Hidden Curriculum and Finding Your Path in Medicine

S4E14: Labor Movement - The Introduction

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