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Contagion: Plagues, Pandemics and Cures from the Black Death to Covid-19 and Beyond

Featuring: Dr. Richard Gunderman
Have you had enough of this pandemic already?! Over a year of our lives lost or on hold, just like that.

Mind Thief: The Story of Alzheimer's

Featuring: Han Yu
Can an active lifestyle ward off Alzheimer's? That was the focus of our guest's latest article in the Wall Street Journal.

Making Dating Safe and Fun in a COVID World

Featuring: Laura Bilotta
Is it mission impossible to date in a COVID world? Our guest today says ABSOLUTELY NOT!

Breaking Bones: A Woman’s Orthopedic Surgeon’s Journey

Featuring: Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley
Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians.

A Few Good Women: Female Marines Leading Change

Featuring: Major Sharon Anne Hyland Sisbarro

The Marine Women’s Initiative Team (WIT) which is a grassroots effort to identify barriers and advocate for policy changes to improve the recruitment, retention, and advancement of female Marines.

High Heals: How Two Women Found Their Footing in the Medical Cannabis Industry

Featuring: Dr. Leslie Apgar & Gina Dubbé
We're diving into a whole new topic here on the HER Podcast today: medical cannabis.

What To Eat When You Want To Get Pregnant

Featuring: Nicole M. Avena, Ph.D.
When a woman gets pregnant or is trying to get pregnant - she is constantly given a list of what to avoid, and what not to do.

The Case For Keto

Featuring: Gary Taubes
Wrapping your head around the keto diet can be confusing. But lucky for us, Gary Taubes has written a book to simplify the diet and break it down to its fundamental idea: carbohydrates are fattening.

How a Mental Workout Can Help You Cope With Pandemic Challenges

Featuring: Elizabeth Bernstein
One of our favorite and more frequent guests is back again this week with another fabulous column from the Wall Street Journal.

The Running Out of Birth Control Problem: Solved

Featuring: Sophia Yen, MD, MPH

Taking birth control pills can be a drag. It's so easy to forget, take it at the wrong time, and realize days later you messed up. And then re-upping your prescription can only be done in most case s in a short 7-day window. 

 

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