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What happens when a pediatrician realizes the biggest threats to her patients are not medical problems at all, but policy failures? In this episode, we follow Dr. Annie Andrews as she reflects on years spent caring for children facing circumstances no child should ever experience.
She never planned on entering politics, but the turning point came when she understood that the most powerful way to protect her patients might not be inside the hospital, but inside the Senate chamber.
A candid conversation about declining trust in public health and the urgent need to restore humanity in healthcare.
In this episode, we explore how the system isn’t working the way it should, creating a quiet sense of panic for both providers and patients. Restoring trust begins with honesty, humility, and honoring the real suffering people carry while facing hard truths with grounded humanity.
Dr. Ben Rein joins us to unpack the science behind this modern crisis, sharing the personal, transformative nightmare that led him to study the neuroscience of social behavior.
Loneliness is more than just an emotion; it's an urgent biological signal from your brain, as real as hunger or thirst. This vital conversation will change how you view your health.
A conversation with Dr. Adaira Landry, Forbes contributor and Harvard mentor, on leadership in medicine and building a meaningful career in healthcare.
Dr. Nate Wood, Director of Culinary Medicine at Yale, explains how nutrition and lifestyle choices can transform patient health.
Dr. Shikha Jain, Founder of the Women in Medicine Summit, discusses leadership, equity, and supporting the next generation of physicians.
A serious conversation about unsecured firearms, preventable tragedy, and the systemic failures behind it.
A conversation about how isolation becomes biological stress and why loneliness can become a life or death issue.
A candid conversation about declining trust in public health and the urgent need to restore humanity in healthcare.