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57. Lynda Cohen Loigman on traditional healing and chicken soup
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Read. Talk. Grow. Podcast: 57. Lynda Cohen Loigman on traditional healing and chicken soup
A podcast where we talk about books — especially fiction, memoir and narrative nonfiction — that deal with important health topics.
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58. Laurie Frankel takes us beyond the gender binary
57. Lynda Cohen Loigman on traditional healing and chicken soup
56. Dr. Maggie North and Dr. Jessi Gold on physician burnout
55. Sarah Sawyer on postpartum depression and the intensity of early parenthood
54. It's never too late to create community
53. Human connection in the hospital: The unique patient-nurse relationship
52. Science or snake oil? Examining the wellness industry
51. Embracing poetry and releasing perfection
50. The gift-curse of fully inhabited grief
49. Listening to people with speech differences
48. More than a headache: How migraine can disrupt your life
47. Coping with grief and unanswerable questions after suicide
46. Beyond the stigma of bipolar disorder
45. Not your typical adoption story
44. Hope for the long road after stroke
43. Sitting with the fear of death
42. Shame, mystery and misinformation about women’s bodies
41. A dog, a disability and a journey to independence
40. Breaking through shame and self-blame: Hope for hives and other chronic conditions
39. Examining diet culture, shame and desire
38. Dealing with delusions: When family members have fixed, false beliefs
37. Menopause: Surprising symptoms and mixed emotions
36. Searching for answers after a fatal surgery
35. Psychedelics: Helpful, healing or harmful?
34. What you weren’t expecting: The weird, painful and surreal sides of pregnancy and fertility
33. Navigating breast cancer risk, BRCA and blossoming romance
32. Writing to heal: Using story to make sense of your life
31. Escaping the grip of benzodiazepines
30. Feeling the rage of the menopause transition
29. Mysteries and missing memories: Living with dementia
28. Embracing a personal, purpose-focused approach to wellness
27. The challenges and costs of chronic illness in the U.S.
26. The power of plants — Above and below the belt
25. Making mom friends when you don't fit in
24. The pain of being passed over professionally
23. Beating burnout with self-acceptance
22. The weighty decisions around dementia and accompanied death
21. Getting real about breast cancer
20. The mystery, mayhem and joys of middle age and beyond
19. How to survive — or even thrive — as a medical professional
18. The care and keeping of friends
17. The alcohol-breast cancer connection
16. Imagining a more inclusive world for people with autism
15. Breaking the mold: Gender diversity, pregnancy and parenting
14. Discovering the loss, pain and beauty at the end of life
12. Flipping the script on menopause
11. What you stand to gain when you give up drinking
10. Chronic kidney disease and the transformative power of transplant
9. Unlocking the mysteries of perimenopause
8. Based on a true story: The sad reality of forced sterilization in the U.S.
7. Breaking the silence surrounding miscarriage
6. Is it cheating? Challenging assumptions about infidelity
5. Weathering the storm of chronic racism and oppression
4. We need everyone's help to end the opioid crisis
3. Uprooting racism in health care
2. Trust yourself: It's not 'all in your head'
1. It's complicated: Making decisions about your reproductive health
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