The Scope

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Canal • 6 programas

Salud y fitness

Salud y fitness

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Salud y fitness

Salud y fitness

Cada semana
Diarios personales

Diarios personales

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Salud y fitness

Salud y fitness

17 feb
Nutrición

Nutrición

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Documentales

Documentales

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18 FEB

212: The 5 Ps of Having a Penis—The Sex Talk That Doesn't Suck

The sex talk usually goes one of two ways: terrifying and vague, or awkward and avoided. Either way, most guys are left to piece together the rest from friends, the internet, and whatever they absorbed by accident. If you’ve got kids, younger brothers, students, nephews—or you simply want a healthier script for yourself—The 5 P’s of Having a Penis gives you a surprisingly practical roadmap. The Who Cares guys are joined by Dr. Katie Ward and Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones from The 7 Domains of Women's Health to help make “the talk” clearer, healthier, and a lot less awkward.

18 feb

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38 min
6 FEB

E105: The Financial Domain of Family Planning

Informed family planning can influence life trajectories. Historically, children were considered economic assets: laborers, caregivers in old age, and contributors to survival in agricultural societies. But as industrialization reshaped society, survival no longer depended on large families, and financial realities shifted, making family planning a key determinant of long-term economic stability. In the financial domain of family planning, Kirtly Jones, MD, and Katie Ward, PhD, are joined by Shireen Ghorbani, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Utah, to discuss how economic factors influence reproductive choices and outcomes. The conversation highlights the critical role of education, intention, and access in ensuring that individuals can have children when—and if—they choose. Whether contraception or infertility support, financial foresight and accessible health care can empower individuals to shape their futures.

6 feb

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31 min
13 FEB

E106: The Environmental Domain of Family Planning

Where you live—and what surrounds you—can quietly shape your family planning journey long before you ever step into a clinic. From the air you breathe to the health care systems within driving distance, your environment plays a powerful and often underestimated role in fertility, contraception, and pregnancy outcomes. In the environmental domain of family planning, Kirtly Jones, MD, and Katie Ward, PhD, explore how both biological and geographic environments influence reproductive health. Joined by urologist Kelli Gross, MD, the conversation examines male fertility, environmental toxins, air pollution, lifestyle factors, and the growing questions around sperm health. In the second half, David Turok, MD, discusses how geography, provider training, and access barriers shape contraceptive options—particularly in rural and frontier communities.

13 feb

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33 min
4 FEB

211: How Thunder Stays Active Without Forcing It

Most fitness advice assumes you’re trying to become a gym person. Thunder isn’t. He treats activity like basic upkeep—something that supports the rest of his life instead of taking it over. Thunder Jalili joins the Who Cares guys to share how he chooses activities that are enjoyable, how he builds it into a normal schedule, and why the “right” routine is the one you’ll still be doing when work gets busy and motivation disappears.

4 feb

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37 min
19/08/2025

How to Tell Oral Allergy Syndrome from Food Allergies

Up to 75% of adults with birch tree pollen allergies also react to apples or celery. Cindy Gellner, MD, explains oral allergy syndrome, why it happens, and how families can manage symptoms. Learn about the link between pollen and raw foods, and what steps can help reduce discomfort.

19/08/2025

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4 min
30 ENE

E104: The Intellectual Domain of Family Planning

For decades, contraception and family planning have been shaped by scientific discovery—but also by misinformation, flawed research, and cultural narratives that refuse to die. In recent years, social media has amplified debunked claims about hormones, attraction, and birth control, influencing how people think about family planning despite a lack of credible evidence. In the intellectual domain of family planning, Kirtly Jones, MD, and Katie Ward, PhD, examine how we come to "know" what we believe about reproduction, contraception, and choice. Drawing on history, ethics, and Katie's own deep dive into evolutionary science, the conversation unpacks how research evolves, why bad science sometimes sticks, and how misinformation gains traction.

30 ene

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22 min
17/01/2023

128: A Hierarchy of Health

When you decide it's time to start improving your health, what's the best first step? Is it improving your diet? Hitting the gym more often? Quitting smoking? Deciding where to start can be a bit overwhelming. The Who Cares guys discuss what has worked best for them and Dr. Troy Madsen turns to the research to rank what aspects of health he feels will give you the biggest bang for your buck when you're first starting out.

17/01/2023

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40 min
28/08/2023

S6E19: Diverse Narratives of Med School’s Third-year

The third year of medical school is widely recognized for its introduction to clinical rotations and being one of the most demanding phases. This period comes with complex expectations, where learning and knowing go hand in hand. It's a pivotal year that refines medical skills and shapes the practices and identities of future physicians. And navigating authenticity in the demanding medical field can be challenging, as the risk of losing parts of yourself to the process becomes a big danger. In S6E19, Mariam talks to fellow fourth-year medical students Lilly and Luti about growth, setbacks, and lessons learned, and how their personal and cultural identities contribute to their third-year experiences and evolution as doctors.

28/08/2023

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38 min
07/08/2024

Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: Marijuana Overuse in Teens

Marijuana use among teens is often viewed as a low-risk behavior, but pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, introduces us to the potential risks associated with its frequent use. Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), a serious condition characterized by persistent vomiting and severe dehydration, is on the rise among young marijuana users. Learn about the triggers, symptoms, and long-term effects of CHS, and why stopping marijuana use is crucial for recovery.

07/08/2024

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5 min
01/04/2024

170: It's Complicated—Mitch Has ADHD

Mitch opens up to the Who Cares Guys about his personal ADHD diagnosis at an adult age, discussing his journey to finally recognizing symptoms, seeking help, and adjusting to life with the right support. ADHD specialist Braun Tueller, PA-C, gives his insight on the experience of ADHD in adulthood and steps a person can take if they suspect they may have the condition.

01/04/2024

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36 min

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