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Hear from Her: Season 2
Aesthetic Medicine: A Young Specialty In Need of an Accredited Pathway
Longevity medicine isn’t science fiction—It’s grounded in decades of rigorous scientific research. Two pioneers in the field, Sandra Kaufmann, creator and author of The Kaufmann Protocol, and Charlene DeHaven, Clinical Director of Innovative Skincare, want to change the way you think about aging.
Hidden Biases Towards Women Get Under Their Skin
There are many reasons for the gaps in dermatology care for women. Two leaders in the field spend most of their time thinking about one in particular.
Reaching Women Where They’re At: Setting Up a Safe Space for HIV Prevention Conversations
Around 20% of all new HIV cases are women, which means we’re clearly failing women when it comes to HIV education and prevention. Stigma is a huge issue for women when it comes to seeking preventive care. How do we overcome that barrier?
Digital Therapeutics: Breaking Down Barriers to Better Mental Health
One in 5 of us struggle with mental health issues, which often go unaddressed and untreated for a number of reasons. Here’s how digital therapeutics are pioneering a solution.
The Power of Patient Insights to Improve Cancer Care
Patient-reported data gathered by two global advocacy groups is challenging some existing protocols around cancer care. Here are some of their insights.
Pioneering Paths: Women Leadership in Rare Disease
Often, the women who are at the forefront of demanding change, whether political or in the healthcare realm, remain anonymous. Meet two women who are advocating for greater recognition of rare diseases, stepping into the spotlight, and making their voices heard.
Why Women in Medicine Should Embrace Social Media
Two female physicians (and professional disruptors) believe in the “phenomenal” power of social media for women in medicine. Here’s why.
Getting Past the Old-Fashioned View of Patient Advocacy
Patient advocacy has moved way beyond bringing “cookies to the clinic” and is now backed by hard data. Here’s how organization leaders are claiming a seat at the important tables.
A Woman Should Not Be Treated As a Small Man
Communication is not a soft skill when it comes to practicing medicine. It’s crucial. Here’s how it can cut down on physician burnout.
Evaluating the Forces Shaping Women’s Healthcare
Gaps in women’s healthcare go beyond access and cost. Do clinicians have the tools they need to understand women’s health?
The Power Dynamics of Women and Cancer
Women, Power, and Cancer: a Lancet commission, studied the interaction of women and cancer through a social justice and equity lens. What does ‘power’ mean when it comes to cancer care?
