She Really Gets It: A Public Health Podcast Stefanie Rhodes

Stefanie and the guests discuss Meghan and Harry, childhood obesity, and what the f*** is going on at the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Welcome back to She Really Gets It. I’m Stefanie Rhodes, a health educator and reformed public health professional and in this week’s episode, we will be discussing some of the most controversial headlines in public health and oddly enough the Royal Family.
Topics: Meghan and Harry (Megan the Stallion); Has the American Academy of Pediatrics lost it’s goddamn mind re: Weight Loss
Meghan and Harry: Let's talk about the Netflix documentary, the book tour, and Spare, Tyler Perry’s House
AAP new recommendation: Children 6 years or older should be annually tested for obesity through methods like body mass index (BMI) checks and motivational interviews. They then recommend the use of weight loss drugs in children 12 years of age in younger for the sole purpose of weight loss. Children 13 and older should be considered as candidates for weight loss surgery.

In this week's episode, Stefanie sits down with Jen Grice, Director of Emergency Management for Alachua County, Florida to discuss inequity in disaster response and recovery.
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In this week’s episode, Stefanie sits down with Dr. Beatriz Reyes to discuss reproductive justice as it relates to Indigenous communities. 
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 In this week’s episode, Stefanie discusses the new American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines regarding head lice.
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This week's episode of "She Really Gets it" is continuing the conversation on racism in public health and getting intersectional with it. We will be having a conversation with Rashaad Banks, public health professional and veteran health educator and trainer.
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In this week’s episode, Stefanie asks WTF is Wimpy White Boy Syndrome and what does it have to do with public health?
Here’s what I want from you the audience. Question your providers. The relationship between you and your provider is a partnership. If you’re a provider, interrogate your education, interrogate your mentors and professors interrogate your textbooks. And if you have more insight on this particular topic please shoot me an email at shereallygetsit@gmail.com.
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