Bundle Of Hers

It can sometimes be difficult to separate between religion and science, especially if you practice both. But, religion and science can co-exist. In this episode, Leen and Harjit talk to fellow classmate Bryan Grover about navigating the ambiguity of culture and religion in science, and the discussion of theory versus fact.

It can sometimes be difficult to separate between religion and science, especially if you practice both. But, religion and science can co-exist. In this episode, Leen and Harjit talk to fellow classmate Bryan Grover about navigating the ambiguity of culture and religion in science, and the discussion of theory versus fact.

It is something the majority of us can relate to, but many actually do not receive proper sex education, or they are getting unhelpful and misinformed information. Sex education is surprisingly still stigmatized in medical school. On this episode, we talk about why, as future doctors, we think it is critical people, especially young teenagers, receive proper education on sex, birth control, and learn about their own sexual orientation, and why it is important to normalize the conversation surrounding sex.

For a long chunk of history, the field of medicine was male-dominated and obstetrics and gynaecology was no exception. In this episode, we talk about the growth of the field, the root of sensitivity surrounding the medical specialty, and why, even though OB/GYN is now largely female-dominated, discrepancy still exists.

For a long chunk of history, the field of medicine was male-dominated and obstetrics and gynaecology was no exception. In this episode, we talk about the growth of the field, the root of sensitivity surrounding the medical specialty, and why, even though OB/GYN is now largely female-dominated, discrepancy still exists.

Healthy bodies can come in all shapes and sizes. But sometimes our cultural weight bias (or fatphobia) can interfere with patient rapport. Margaux and Harjit discusses the issue of weight bias in health care.

Third-year of med school involves a lot of soulsearching—we are more than halfway to becoming physicians and finding the time to balance everything in life can be a huge task. In this episode, Leen and Bushra talk to Dr. Megan Fix, emergency medicine physician and mentor for medical students and residents at University of Utah Health, about understanding priorities and how to balance med school with everything else going on.

Third-year of med school involves a lot of soulsearching—we are more than halfway to becoming physicians and finding the time to balance everything in life can be a huge task. In this episode, Leen and Bushra talk to Dr. Megan Fix, emergency medicine physician and mentor for medical students and residents at University of Utah Health, about understanding priorities and how to balance med school with everything else going on.

Life keeps going but that does not mean you should not slow down every now and then to reflect on all the good you have accomplished and all the milestones you have passed. Self-reflecting is important for self-growth—it can help ground you to where you want to be and get to in life. As the year comes to an end, we are chatting about goals we made and the lessons we learned in 2018.

Life keeps going but that does not mean you should not slow down every now and then to reflect on all the good you have accomplished and all the milestones you have passed. Self-reflecting is important for self-growth—it can help ground you to where you want to be and get to in life. As the year comes to an end, we are chatting about goals we made and the lessons we learned in 2018.