Podcast terbaik Dr Kee Chan (2025)

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The Cost of Burnout: Why Preventing Exhaustion Saves Healthcare 8:12

21d ago8:12

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Burnout has become the silent epidemic within our healthcare system — draining energy, compassion, and billions of dollars every year. In this episode, Dr. Kee Chan unpacks the real cost of clinician burnout and reveals why prevention isn’t just good medicine — it’s good economics. Drawing from her textbook Public and Population Health: Perspective…

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Raising Healthy Kids in a Screen-Filled World 10:29

1M ago10:29

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In this episode, Dr. Kee Chan explores how screens are shaping childhood today—and what parents, educators, and communities can do to foster balance and well-being. We often hear about the harms of technology, but there are also real opportunities for learning, creativity, and connection. What does the science say about early screen use, attention,…

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Precision Nutrition and Genomics: Personalizing Health with Dr. Jim Kaput 1:01:29

2M ago1:01:29

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We’re excited to share our latest What is Public Health? episode featuring Dr. Jim Kaput, co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Vydiant Inc. In this episode, we explore: The science and story behind OneHealth Pro, a platform mapping over 7,000 evidence-based health relationships How systems biology and nutrigenomics are redefining our approach…

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Season 3 Trailer - New Vision for Health for all of Us 1:24

2M ago1:24

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Welcome to Season 3 of the What is Public Health? podcast! This season, we’re exploring the future of health — and what it means for both communities and individuals. From groundbreaking innovations in public and population health to the rise of personalized medicine, nutrition, and wellness, we’ll bring you conversations that connect science, prac…

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Vaccines in the Crosshairs: Understanding the Shift in COVID-19 Recommendations 8:44

5M ago8:44

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In this timely episode, the host of "What is Public Health" podcast, Dr. Kee Chan unpacks the recent changes to the CDC’s COVID-19 vaccine recommendations—particularly the shift from a strong recommendation to a more neutral “may get vaccinated” stance for healthy children and pregnant women. But what’s raising eyebrows is that this shift was publi…

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Is Your Smoothie Gaslighting You? The Public Health Truth Behind Brain Food 9:57

6M ago9:57

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From brain berries to mushroom powders, today’s smoothie comes packed with promises: sharper focus, better memory, and even protection against dementia. But are these claims backed by science—or just wellness marketing with a green glow? In this episode, the host, Dr. Kee Chan breaks down the most talked-about “brain foods” like MCT oil, turmeric, …

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Supporting Kids Through Music: The Impact of the Music for Childhood Well-Being Initiative (MCWI) 53:05

6M ago53:05

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In this episode, we explore the power of music as a tool for emotional healing and developmental support in childhood. I’m joined by two remarkable guests: Dr. Nicole St. Jean and Dr. Sarah Bartolome, who are co-leading of the Music for Childhood Well-Being Initiative (MCWI) at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. Together, they bri…

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Design Thinking in Public and Population Health: A Framework from My New Textbook 10:37

6M ago10:37

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In this solo episode, the podcast host, Dr. Kee Chan shares the inspiration, framework, and real-world applications behind her new textbook, Public and Population Health: Perspectives for Health Systems Management, published by the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). Drawing from years of teaching public health management at the Unive…

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Reimagining Maternal Mental Health with Nicole Hurd, Founder of the EmpowHer App 39:13

6M ago39:13

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In this powerful episode of What is Public Health Podcast, we sit down with Nicole Hurd, a passionate advocate and entrepreneur who created the EmpowHer app after her own experience navigating the emotional challenges of postpartum life. We explore how the app is addressing a long-overlooked public health crisis: the maternal mental health gap. Fro…

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When the Baby is Not Okay: Dr. Jennifer Brown on Parenting Through the Unexpected 55:56

7M ago55:56

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What happens when a routine newborn screening turns into life-changing news? In this episode of "What is Public Health" podcast , I talk with Dr. Jennifer Brown — scientist, mom, and author of When the Baby is Not Okay: Hope’s Genes. We dive into her personal story of navigating the emotional rollercoaster that followed her daughter’s unexpected sc…

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Navigating the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Landscape: A Conversation with Dr. Janine Hill 1:22:53

7M ago1:22:53

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As federal funded programs, public institutions, and universities roll back Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies, we are losing critical support for equity-centered initiatives. Now, public health leaders are faced with the question: How do we continue the work of advancing health equity in a time when DEI itself is under attack? In this…

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Preparing for the Future: Financial Planning for Families Navigating Autism 38:50

7M ago38:50

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In this episode of "What is Public Health" podcast, I'm your host, Dr. Kee Chan. April is the Autism Awareness month, and joining me in this special episode is Michael Pereira, founder of The Autism Voyage. Michael’s personal experience as a father navigating his son’s autism diagnosis led him to create The Autism Voyage—a platform offering compass…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 7: Aligning Public Health and Population Health: A Strategic Vision for the Future 10:05

7M ago10:05

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On this episode on What is Public Health Podcast, during National Public Health Week, for this special series on "How we built healthier communities , on Day 7, I explore what’s ahead for our field — and what’s at risk if we fail to act. From climate change to AI, from big data to precision medicine, public health is being shaped by forces that dem…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 6: Ready or Not: Public Health Emergency Preparedness in Times of Crisis 7:08

7M ago7:08

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When disaster strikes — whether it’s a wildfire, a pandemic, or a hurricane — public health systems are often the first line of defense and the last to leave. In this episode of What is Public Health Podcast, during National Public Health Week, April 7-13, 2025, on Day 6, I examine how emergency preparedness has evolved in public health, from early…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 5: Reproductive and Maternal Health – The Foundation of a Healthier Future 8:59

7M ago8:59

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In today’s What is Public Health Podcast episode, during National Public Health Week April 7-13, 2025, on Day 5, we explore how maternal health has shaped public health — and why it’s still a critical issue today. We look at the history of maternal health programs, major breakthroughs in care and policy, and what’s at risk if we don’t protect fundi…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 4: Breathe Easy: The Clean Air Breakthrough That Saved Lives 14:01

7M ago14:01

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What we breathe affects every part of our health — from our lungs and hearts to our brains and unborn children. In this episode of "What is Public Health", in celebration of National Public Health Week, April 7-13, 2025, we have a special series called "How we built healthier communities ". On Day 4, we explore the history and impact of clean air l…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 3: Public Health Made Water Safe: John Snow & Epidemiology 11:29

7M ago11:29

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Clean water is one of the greatest public health achievements of all time — but it wasn’t always guaranteed. In this episode of What is Public Health, in this special series "How we built healthier communities", I explore how contaminated water once fueled deadly epidemics, how Dr. John Snow’s cholera investigation in 1854 laid the foundation for m…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 2: A Simple Blood Test: Newborn Screening Saves Lives 7:23

7M ago7:23

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What if a single test, done just days after birth, could prevent a lifetime of illness or even save a life? That’s the power of newborn screening — a public health breakthrough that quietly protects millions of babies each year. In this episode of What is Public Health, during National Public Health Week April 7-13, 2025, we have a special series "…

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National Public Health Week 2025 Day 1: The Vaccine Revolution – How Shots Saved Millions 7:25

8M ago7:25

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It's National Public Health Week (NPHW) from April 7-13, 2025. We will host a special series everyday during NPHW - "How We Built a Healthier Communities ". From smallpox to COVID-19, vaccines have changed the course of history — saving millions of lives, eradicating deadly diseases, and transforming global health. In this kickoff episode of What i…

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ABC’s of Kid’s Yoga: Building Strong Minds and Calm Hearts: A Conversation with Teresa Power 1:00:56

8M ago1:00:56

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In this fun and inspiring episode on "What is Public Health" podcast, we explore how yoga and mindfulness can help kids build focus, emotional resilience, and lifelong healthy habits. Our guest is Teresa Anne Power, a former lawyer turned international kids’ yoga expert, bestselling author of The ABCs of Yoga for Kids book series and flashcards, an…

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AI in Public Health, Innovation and Ethics - A Conversation with Dr. Julie Cakici 1:07:18

8M ago1:07:18

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In this episode of What is Public Health, Dr. Julie Cakici, a leading expert in public health, precision medicine, and the ethical implications of emerging technologies, joins us to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare. From disease prediction and personalized medicine to tackling health disparities and improving heal…

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How Advocacy is Reshaping Healthcare: A Conversation with Sharon Terry, President and CEO of Genetic Alliance 1:06:59

8M ago1:06:59

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In this powerful episode of What is Public Health, I sit down with Sharon Terry, the President and CEO of Genetic Alliance, to explore how advocacy is transforming healthcare and empowering patients and families. Sharon’s journey into health advocacy began when her children were diagnosed with a rare genetic condition — a moment that led her to co-…

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The Gut Truth: Why Colon Cancer Screening Matters 10:20

8M ago10:20

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In this powerful episode of What is Public Health?, we dive into the critical importance of colorectal cancer screening. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and this topic is personal—my father’s early diagnosis and successful treatment underscore the life-saving power of early detection. - We explore the different types of screenings, thei…

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Why Public Health Careers Still Matter: Navigating Layoffs & New Opportunities 10:52

9M ago10:52

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Is public health still a smart career choice? With layoffs, funding cuts, and public service jobs under pressure, it’s easy to feel discouraged. But here’s the truth: Public health isn’t dying—it’s evolving. In this episode of What is Public Health, host Dr. Kee Chan—a public health professor and advisor with 20+ years of experience—dives into the …

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Rare Disease Awareness Day & The Power of Newborn Screening 9:41

9M ago9:41

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Did you know that 1 in 10 people worldwide live with a rare disease? Many of these conditions go undiagnosed for years, leaving families searching for answers. But thanks to newborn screening, early detection is saving lives before symptoms even appear. In this special episode on Rare Disease Awareness Day (which occurs on the last day of February …

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Reimagining Research Funding: Navigating the 15% Indirect Cost Cut in NIH Funding 30:13

9M ago30:13

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Reimagining Research Funding: Navigating the 15% Indirect Cost Cut in NIH Funding with Dr. Giovanni Filardo Public health research is facing a major funding shift—but what does the 15% indirect cost cut mean for researchers, and how can we adapt? In this episode, with Dr. Giovanni Filardo, a leading epidemiologist, health services researcher, and N…

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A USAID Insider’s Perspective on the Future of Global Health 40:10

9M ago40:10

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In this episode of "A USAID Insider’s Perspective on the Future of Global Health" on the What Is Public Health Podcast, we will dive deep into the shocking dismantling of U.S. Agency of International Development (USAID)—a move that is reshaping the future of public health. Joined by Dr. Gretchen De Silva, former Senior Policy Advisor at USAID, we u…

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Heart Health Hacks: Making Prevention Easier for Busy Lives 16:32

9M ago16:32

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Heart disease is still the #1 killer—but let’s be real, making heart-healthy choices isn’t as easy as doctors make it sound. Why is fast food cheaper than a salad? Who has time for the gym when life is already packed? And what’s actually new in heart health research? In this episode, we break down the latest science on inflammation, the polypill, a…

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In 5 Minutes: Top 10 Public Health Trends 5:27

9M ago5:27

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Public health is evolving faster than ever in 2025! In this episode, we break down the Top 10 Public Health Trendsshaping our world—from AI in healthcare to climate change’s impact, mental health innovations, and the future of pandemic preparedness. Join us as we explore real-world case studies, expert insights, and actionable solutions to stay ahe…

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Welcome Back - What is Public Health Season 2 1:45

9M ago1:45

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The world has changed. Have we? Five years ago, when this podcast started, a global pandemic forced us to ask hard questions about public health. It was in the headlines. It was in our homes. It changed the way we lived, worked, and cared for one another. A pandemic reshaped our lives, and public health became front-page news. Then… silence. But pu…

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Easy, Effective Exercising Strategies Without Equipments While Staying Indoor 34:50

5y ago34:50

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How can I get and stay physically fit while staying indoor because of the Coronavirus Pandemic and/or because the weather is getting chilly, wet and snowy? In this episode, you’ll learn very easy to implement tips to get and stay physically fit while staying indoors because of the cornovairsu pandemic or because the weather is getting cooler, wet, …

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Behavioral Economics: Why We Buy What We Buy When We Panic with Pei Ying Chua 31:52

5y ago31:52

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- Why did people buy up all the toilet papers at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic? then the hand sanitizers, and then face masks? - How does chaos impact our sound decision-making? - Can we learn to make better decisions with money when we panic? To understand how our behavior influence what we do with our wallet, in this episode, you’ll l…

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Finding Solutions to Prevent the Harmful Health Effects of Climate Change with Dr. Edward Maibach, Director of Mason’s Center for Climate Change Communication. 39:05

5y ago39:05

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- Does climate change really exist? - What are the truths and misconceptions about climate change? - Are you the only one worrying about climate change? In this episode, you’ll learn the different causes of climate change and how climate extreme, such as too hot or too cold, can impact your health and what you can do about it? We also dive into the…

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Vytal Health: A Whole-Person Telemedicine Approach to Health and Wellness with Dr. Tiffany Mullen, CEO and Co-Founder of Vytal Health 41:03

5y ago41:03

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- Are you putting a bandage to your illness, fatigue and physical exhaustion? - Do you rather know the root cause of your illness so you can live a life with ease without “dis-ease”? - Perhaps it is the time to explore lifestyle medicine, integrative medicine, and functional medicine, a whole-person approach to health and wellness . In this episode…

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Learn to Live Mindfully in Chaos with Mindfulness and Meditation with Jesse Foy 43:19

5y ago43:19

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- Is stress overwhelming your life? - Is anxiety clouding your mind from being engaged with your day-to-day activity? - Do you want to learn how to live mindfully in midst of chaos? In this episode, you will learn the difference between mindfulness and meditation and why both are important and unique skills to help you live a conscious and engaged …

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Discover the 7 Dimensions of Wellness to Live Your Best Life Starting Today with Dr. Kee Chan 17:18

5+ y ago17:18

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How do you maintain your peace in midst of chaos? "I direct my energy using my internal compass to direct my wellness map, my wellness plan” - Dr. Kee Chan. In this episode, Dr. Kee Chan, the host of the podcast "What is Public Health?" will cover the seven dimensions of the wellness and how you can design your life your way. Dr. Chan is the author…

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How a Non-Profit Organization and its Community Can Support Each Other During Crisis (Coronavirus Pandemic Series) 33:17

5+ y ago33:17

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Are you struggling to put food on the table (during this coronavirus pandemic)? Do you need resources for your family because you are recently unemployed? Are you tired of being isolated and need an outlet to contribute back to your community (without leaving your home)? Then, listen to this episode, Benjamin Holt who is the Director of Philanthrop…

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Effective Tips on Finding a Job and Reinventing Yourself During the Coronavirus Pandemic with Abby Kohut, Top 100 Career Coach and Recruiter 35:16

5+ y ago35:16

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- Have you just been furloughed or lay-off and need to find a new job FAST? - Has the 'extra time' away from work given you time to reset your career goals, and now what's next? - Are you interested in starting your own business? In this episode, you will learn very effective tips on getting job in the times of uncertainty, how to reinvent yourself…

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The New Hope for Black Lives Matter (BLM) through Storytelling and Self-Inquiry with Dr. Sonny Kelly, playwright and performer of the play "The Talk" 1:28:10

5+ y ago1:28:10

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Have you given your child ‘the Talk’ lately? You’re probably thinking that the "The Talk" is about the ‘birds and the bees', preparing your daughter for womanhood or your son for manhood. But in this episode, you will learn that there is a different type of "Talk", where communities of color are telling their children. It is when a Black Father tel…

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Empowering Victims from Domestic Violence and Human and Sex Trafficking with Vericia Miller, Founder of House of Overcome 1:04:27

5+ y ago1:04:27

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Did you know that 27 millions people are victims of human and sex trafficking in the world? In the US, at least 100,000 women are “sold” every year. In this epsiode you will get a glimpse how pervarsive the world of human and sex trafficking and domestic violence in the US and globally. The House of Overcome, founded by Vericia Miller, is a safe sp…

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How to Manage and Lead a State-Level Maternal and Child Health Program with Karen Trierweiler, the former Director of the Maternal and Child Health Division for the State of Colorado 1:03:12

5+ y ago1:03:12

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In the United States, the Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Program provides support to all mothers, children and youth, including children and youth with special health care needs, and their families. The mission of Title V MCH is to improve the health and well-being of mothers, infants, children, and youth, including children and youth with…

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Prescribing Home-Cooking and Lifestyle Medicine to Prevent, Treat, and Manage Diseases with Dr. Rani Polak, Harvard Director of Culinary Healthcare Education Fundamentals (CHEF) Coaching Program 43:13

5+ y ago43:13

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“Let food be thy medicine” - Hippocrates, the Greek founder of western medicine. In this episode, you will learn the art and science of using food as medicine, and how doctors can prescribe home-cooking and lifestyle changes to prevent, treat and manage disease from our guest speak, Dr. Rani Polak. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in lifes…

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Get to Know Your Human Resources (HR) Department to Better Position Yourself Inside and Outside of Your Organization with Manny Lara 36:07

5+ y ago36:07

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When was the last time you visit your Human Resources (HR) Department beside the hiring process? There are many ways to optimize your professional development to improve your productivity at work by optimizing the application of your benefits at your HR department. In this episode, Manny Lara, a HR Specialist, will demystify the HR benefits and how…

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Why Effective Team Building is Important in Public Health with Director of Strategy and Performance Gina Febbraro, MPH 38:16

5+ y ago38:16

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Why is team building important to boost overall performance management in a public health organization? In this episode, you will get real-world tips about creating effective teams, and why strategy and performance management are keys to public health implementation success. Sometimes, we can be so passionate about our causes that we lose sight wha…

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Discover the Impact of Public Health Genetics Services For You and Your Families with Dr. Mat Edick 51:54

5+ y ago51:54

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Get Ready for Public Health Genetics Week May 26-29, 2020! In this episode, Dr. Mat Edick will share how he pivoted his career as a scientist into the public health arena. He will tell us more about the Public Health Genetics Week which the last week of May 26-29, 2020. What purpose of the public health week? What is public health genetics services…

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Boost Your Physical and Emotional Health with a Harvard Clinical Psychologist Dr. Samantha Meints 35:06

5+ y ago35:06

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The month of May is Mental Health Awareness. In this episode, Dr. Samantha Meints, who is a licensed clinical psychologist, will share her career path as a clinical psychologist and tell us how the body and mind react to the physiological and psychological pain and stress and how does stress impact our immune system. She will share timeless tips on…

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What We Can Learn from Poland on the Coronavirus with Dr. Dominika Dulak 30:22

5+ y ago30:22

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In this episode, you will get a glimpse of how the healthcare system in other country are handling the coronavirus and what we can learn from Poland. Dr. Dominika Dulak will share her insights on the how the government is handling the coronavirus and her message to all of us: They stay at work, so we can stay at Home. Dr. Dominika Dulak, who is a m…

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Get All Your Medical Records & Track Your Health All In One Place with Health Vector APP with CEO Dan Mirica 1:13:16

5+ y ago1:13:16

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Health Vector APP - Get your medical records, track your habits, and assess your pain management all in one place. Let's Health Vector be your 'guide' to your best health on your own personal map! In this epsiode, Dan Mirica, the CEO of the Health Vector App, will discuss this company Health app called the Health Vector which is an application to h…

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What is Involved in a Planned Home Birth with a Midwife? with Katie Krebs, MPH 32:58

5+ y ago32:58

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If you’re pregnant and you want to personalize the birth of your child by having a home delivery then in this epsdioe, Katie Krebs, who is the Executive Director of Birthwise Midwifery School in Maine, will discuss the roles of midwives and doulas and how they use a holistic approach to prenatal care, during pregnancy, and post-pregnancy. She will …

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Storytelling with Data: Lessons Learned from the Hungarian Father of Hand Washing, Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis 13:42

5+ y ago13:42

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Today, is May 5, 2020, and The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared May 5th every year as the “ Save Lives: Clean Your Hands” Day. It is the day that we must give thanks to nurses, midwives, and Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis known as the Father of Hand-Washing and Savior of Mothers, Who? Who is Dr. Semmelweis? Let me tell you a story about Dr. Ignaz…

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