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SHE MD is a weekly video podcast hosted by world-renowned OBGYN, Dr. Thais Aliabadi, “Dr. A,” and women's advocate and influencer, Mary Alice Haney. Their candid conversations with celebrity guests and today's leading experts about women's health topics, such as menopause, endometriosis, PCOS, and fertility empower their audience with the knowledge and tools to become their own health advocates.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best SHE MD episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to SHE MD for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite SHE MD episode by adding your comments to the episode page.
Join Dr. A and Mary Alice as they sit down with the multi-talented Grammy-nominated artist Halsey to discuss her harrowing health journey she kept hidden from everyone. From being diagnosed with endometriosis at the age of 20, to her more recent battle with lupus and a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder, Halsey opens up like she never has before. Dive deep into the complexities of living with chronic illness as Halsey talks about her fertility journey, miscarriage, and how it felt to face severe health challenges at a young age while soaring in her career. This episode is a must for anyone who has ever had their pain dismissed or felt alone in their own health journey.
Make sure to tune in for Part 2 dropping next Tuesday where Halsey gets even more vulnerable and shares her experience with being a single mom, finding true love and how she overcame postpartum depression with life-changing clinical ketamine infusion therapy.
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10/22/24 • 55 min
Join Dr. Thais Aliabadi and Mary Alice Haney as they sit down with Hannah Storm, an American television sports journalist and ESPN SportsCenter anchor. Hannah opens up about her personal experience with breast cancer and shares her advocacy for better access to healthcare for women and veterans with disabilities. She also discusses her foundation, The Hannah Storm Foundation, which supports children with vascular anomalies. From career beginnings to her friendship with Chris Evert, this conversation is informative with insights on navigating challenges in health and life.
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In This Episode:
- [4:50] Hannah shares how she started her career and the origin of the name “Storm”
- [8:43] Hannah’s foundation, The Hannah Storm Foundation, and discrimination of disabled
- [20:04] Hannah shares her diagnosis journey and her friendship with Chris Evert
- [27:10] Discussion of dense breasts and family members who have had cancer
- [38:19] Hannah discusses the response she received when she revealed her diagnosis and the advice she has for young women who want to enter the sports field
Guest Biography:
Hannah Storm is an award-winning journalist, producer, and director. She joined ESPN in 2008, and currently anchors the 2pm and weekend editions of SportsCenter. During her time at ESPN, Storm has held prominent hosting roles with special events like the ESPYs, and major live sporting events like Wimbledon, the NBA Finals, and the Super Bowl.
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In this episode of the SHE MD podcast, Kristen Dahlgren and Dr. Kiran Dhillon join us to discuss groundbreaking vaccines being developed to prevent and treat breast cancer. Did you know that one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime? The first vaccines being developed are targeting the most aggressive forms of the disease, offering hope to those who need it now. Kristen and Dr. Dhillon share their involvement with the Cancer Vaccine Coalition and highlight the progress in targeting aggressive cancers such as ductal, lobular, and inflammatory breast cancers. They explain the challenges of funding these life-saving vaccines, the importance of early detection, and the role of personalized medicine. Tune in to learn about current clinical trials, how vaccines stop cancer recurrence, and how listeners can support this vital research.
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IN THIS EPISODE:
- [00:00] Kristen and Dr. Dhillon explain how they got involved in the Cancer Vaccine Coalition.
- [05:06] The different types of cancers and vaccines developed to target them; examples are ductal, lobular and inflammatory
- [09:15] There are vaccines available; however, Kristen says there isn’t the funding needed and discussion of a study that started ten years ago and timelines for making the vaccines available to the public
- [18:38] Kristen discusses barriers to working on vaccines, the composition of the Cancer Vaccine Coalition and personalized vaccines, and Dr. A tells about her journey with breast cancer
- [25:28] Why younger women and men are getting cancer, how does the inflammation factor weigh in
- [38:35] Vaccines and trials for BRCA-positive patients
- [47:24] Dr. Dhillon explains how vaccines work, the current active studies and getting scientists together from all over the world to collaborate
- [53:31] Results of the breast cancer study, expediting the studies and the number of clinical trials going on now and how much money it would take to completely fund those trials
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Schedule Regular Screenings: Encourage regular screenings for those you know. Breast cancer can affect anyone, regardless of family history.
- Support Cancer Vaccine Research: Donate to the Cancer Vaccine Coalition to help fund the development of life-saving breast cancer vaccines. The coalition does groundbreaking work in targeting aggressive breast cancers.
- Learn About Clinical Trials: If you or someone you know has breast cancer, explore current vaccine trials, especially if BRCA-positive. Kristen and Dr. Kiran discuss how listeners can get involved in these studies and help advance the development of vaccines.
- Stay Informed: Stay up to date on advancements in vaccines tailored to individual cancer profiles. This emerging field holds promise for treating cancers more effectively, and understanding your specific risks can lead to better treatment outcomes.
- Advocate for Increased Funding: Spread awareness about the need for more funding to make breast cancer vaccines widely available. Talk to your networks, share information from the episode, and encourage others to contribute to this critical cause.
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07/23/24 • 64 min
Sugar cravings, insomnia, struggling to manage weight, depression — these are all symptoms of hormonal dysregulation, something Dr. Sara Gottfried says 85% of women experience. How much can food influence your hormones? How do your hormones affect your brain health and your metabolism? How long should you be on birth control? What about HRT? This week, Dr. Gottfried, a Havard-trained physician and the author of four New York Times bestselling books joins us on SHE MD to talk about the critical roles of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone in longevity and health, as well as how to test and understand healthy hormone ranges. We’ll get into the role of estrogen in processing glucose and discuss continuous glucose monitoring and GLP1s. Dr. Gottfried shares how she healed her autoimmunity with functional medicine and natural strategies for women navigating perimenopause and menopause. Tune in for Dr. Gottfried's top hormone hacks!
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10/08/24 • 67 min
This week, join Dr. Thais Aliabadi and Mary Alice Haney as they sit down with special guest Dr. Sharon Malone, Chief Medical Advisor at Alloy Women’s Health and New York Times bestselling author. In this episode, Dr. Malone shares her insights on the crucial differences between menopause and perimenopause, including why women in their 30s need to start thinking about hormone therapy. The conversation also covers the pros and cons of birth control pills versus menopausal hormone therapy, the role of testosterone in libido, and even using estrogen cream on your face. Dr. Malone also delves into the founding of Alloy Women’s Health, a telehealth company revolutionizing how women access healthcare, and discusses her latest book, Grown Women Talk. Whether you’re looking to better understand perimenopause, hormone therapy options, or the latest in women’s health, this episode is packed with expert advice and actionable takeaways.
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IN THIS EPISODE:
- [00:00] Dr. Sharon Malone shares her background and discusses the difference between menopause and perimenopause
- [13:12] Discussion of birth control pills versus menopausal hormone therapy
- [20:35] Discussion of testosterone and libido and using estrogen cream on your face
- [30:16] Alloy Women’s Health, a telehealth company, is conceived and Dr. Malone's book, Grown Women Talk
- [39:50] Discussion of progesterone taken with estrogen and the Women’s Health Initiative
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Is It Menopause or Perimenopause? Many women don’t realize that perimenopause can happen anywhere from four to ten years before menopause. Don’t think you aren’t in perimenopause just because you are still having periods. Women in their 30s need to begin to educate themselves about hormone therapy.
- Don’t Suffer in Silence: There is help for the symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. Various options are available to treat symptoms, and the critical thing to remember is that if one doesn’t work, try another one. Don’t suffer.
- There is a Substantial Difference Between Oral Contraceptives and Menopausal Hormone Therapy: The amount of estrogen that is in a birth control pill is anywhere from two to three times more estrogen than that in menopausal hormone therapy.
- You Need to Know the Difference Between Testosterone Pellets and Testosterone Creams: Some women will have an adverse reaction if there is too much testosterone in the therapy. With a cream, you can control the amount of testosterone you receive.
- Try Alloy Women’s Health from the Convenience of Your Own Home: Gone are the days when you waited months to speak to a doctor. With Alloy, you can book an appointment online and talk to a doctor who is an expert in women’s health issues. Alloy provides continuing education and delivers prescriptions to your door.
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In this powerful episode of the SHE MD podcast, hosted by world-renowned OBGYN Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi and women’s advocate and influencer Mary Alice Haney, special guests Taylor Odlozil and Dr. Kristin Taylor share a deeply emotional journey through love, loss, and hope. Taylor opens up about meeting his wife Haley, her shocking stage 3C ovarian cancer diagnosis, and the devastating lows and precious highs that followed. Dr. Kristin Taylor provides medical insights, discussing Haley’s treatment and the importance of early detection. Dr. A. explains why an annual pelvic ultrasound should be part of every woman's healthcare routine. From navigating chemotherapy to facing end-of-life decisions, this episode offers heartfelt lessons in resilience, the role of surrogacy, the power of advocacy in healthcare, and ovarian cancer awareness.
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IN THIS EPISODE:
- [1:24] Taylor Odlozil reflects on how he met Haley and walks through how Haley discovered she had stage 3C ovarian cancer, both high and low-grade
- [11:35] Dr. Kristin Taylor comments that Haley’s symptoms are typical for stage 3C cancer and says most patients are 63 years old, much older than Haley in her 20’s
- [14:19] Haley begins chemo; Dr. Kristin Taylor discusses the type of chemo Haley took for nine weeks; they proceed with the wedding and get devastating news Monday after the wedding
- [29:07] Taylor discusses surrogacy and the birth of his little boy
- [39:02] Dr. Kristin Taylor shares how a physician relates to their patient, and Taylor reveals how they were facing their last Christmas and how the TikTok story evolved
- [1:00:09] Taylor explains why he lives in gratitude, and Dr. A reflects on her cancer diagnosis and her recent scare
- [1:05:53] Dr. A believes that she has not lost a patient to cancer in 23 years due to her abilities as a sonographer and how she feels the standard of care should be taking a pelvic ultrasound every year
- [1:16:11] Dr. Kristin Taylor encourages listeners to see a physician if they sense any abnormality. September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- If you have a family history of ovarian cancer, get genetic testing. A very low threshold exists for seeing a genetic counselor and getting genetic testing.
- You know your body. If you suspect something is wrong, see a doctor and get ultrasound imaging. Be relentless and find a doctor who will perform the test.
- An annual pelvic ultrasound should be a standard part of your healthcare routine. You should address any unusual sensations or changes in the pelvic area and address them promptly. Trust yourself and advocate for your health.
- September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month, it’s a time for women to learn about this type of cancer and screening.
- Taylor Odlozil reminds us to live in the moment and know that today is a gift.
RESOURCES:
Dr. Kristin Taylor, MD - Cedars-Sinai
Life Lessons Article Featuring Dr. Taylor from Cedars Magazine
Twitter: @DrKTay
Genetic tests: https://myriad.com/
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08/27/24 • 46 min
In this episode of SHE MD, Mary Alice chats with her close friend Katie Lee Biegel about her emotional journey through IVF, pregnancy struggles, and the ultimate joy of motherhood. Katie opens up about her deeply personal battles with infertility, the heartbreak of failed IVF attempts, and the resilience it took to persevere. She reflects on the pivotal advice from her doctor to stop self-blame and dispels the myth that stress alone causes infertility. Katie also candidly discusses her experience with postpartum anxiety and the critical importance of mental health support for new moms. The conversation touches on Katie's flourishing career, her West Virginia roots, and how her love for food blossomed into a career. Katie also introduces her latest venture, Kind of Wild Wines, an organic wine line that reflects her commitment to quality and sustainability.
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07/16/24 • 48 min
She’s a cultural trailblazer, an actress, a fashion icon, an activist, an entrepreneur, and a mother of four — today’s guest is none other than THE Kim Kardashian! This week, Kim Kardashian joins us on SHE MD to talk about her battle with psoriasis, the most common autoimmune disease in the United States and a condition that can affect multiple systems of the body, not just the skin. To treat her psoriasis, Kim tried everything from topicals to lasers to sleeping in plastic wrap. Tune in to get all her tips and tricks for living with psoriasis and finding the right diagnosis. We dish with Kim about self-care, wellness, and fitness. Spoiler: Kim doesn’t believe in cutting corners when it comes to working out! Kim reflects on her twenties, the family values that made her the woman she is today, and how her prison reform work inspired her to follow in her father’s footsteps and attend law school. This episode of SHE MD is not to be missed!!
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07/09/24 • 75 min
Don't miss this week's episode of SHE MD with the brilliant Dr. Mohammad Ghalichi, LA's top cardiologist and longevity guru! Dr. Ghalichi shares everything you need to know about advanced cardiac risk assessments and why your typical cholesterol test might be missing crucial details. Dr. Ghalichi dissects the Boston Heart Comprehensive Lipid Panel Test results for our very own Dr. Thais Aliabadi, revealing the must-know secrets to heart health and longevity. Learn Dr. Ghalichi's game-changing tips to protect your heart and extend your life. This episode is a heart-health game-changer you can't afford to miss!
What if you could do more to understand your risk of breast cancer? Go to https://myriad.ws/getmyrisk to help identify cancer risks and empower your provider to take action for your health.
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Jessica Ordonez, certified genetic counselor and Medical Science Liaison at Myriad Genetics explains genetics' role in breast cancer and how the MyRisk® with RiskScore® tests can help you better understand your 5-year and lifetime risk. You’ll learn what you need to know about different kinds of genetic factors, including the impact of changes in genes like BRCA1, BRCA2, CHEK2, and others. Uncover the fallacy that you aren’t at risk if you don’t have “the BRCA gene.” We’ll also discuss how a genetic counselor can guide you if your results show a high lifetime risk. If you have a family history of cancer or are simply curious about your genetic health, this episode offers insights into genetic testing, risk factors, and empowering yourself with knowledge.
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IN THIS EPISODE:
- [1:06] Jessica describes the role of a genetic counselor and a medical science liaison
- [2:51] Discussion of genetic markers and BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes
- [13:41] The difference between gene mutations and variants of uncertain significance
- [23:16] Explanation of the CHEK2 gene
- [27:11] How would a genetic counselor counsel a woman whose genetic test comes back with a high lifetime risk
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Jessica Ordonez is a certified genetic counselor and Medical Science Liaison at Myriad Genetics. She holds diplomate status with the American Board of Genetic Counseling and is an active member of the National Society of Genetic Counselors and the Florida Association of Genetic Counselors.
Jessica completed her undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Michigan, earning a Bachelor’s in Cell & Molecular Biology and Spanish Literature and a Master’s in Genetic Counseling. With over a decade of experience as a clinical genetic counselor, she has provided care in pediatric, adult, and cancer genetics clinics within academic and private hospital settings, focusing on Spanish-speaking patients.
As a Medical Science Liaison, Jessica educates clinicians across Florida on hereditary cancer and reproductive genetics. She is involved in several company projects at Myriad, specifically leading a needs assessment for patient-facing Spanish resources to enhance inclusiveness and equity in care.
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How many episodes does SHE MD have?
SHE MD currently has 45 episodes available.
What topics does SHE MD cover?
The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Celebrity, Medicine, Women'S Health, Podcasts, Self-Improvement and Education.
What is the most popular episode on SHE MD?
The episode title 'Halsey Part 1: Endometriosis, Lupus and The Unfiltered Truth About Living With Chronic Illness' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on SHE MD?
The average episode length on SHE MD is 53 minutes.
How often are episodes of SHE MD released?
Episodes of SHE MD are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of SHE MD?
The first episode of SHE MD was released on Feb 23, 2024.
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