On this episode, I spoke with Janie Outlaw, who is going to be the new host of Charm City Checkup! We talked about what brought her to the field of medicine and which directions she is going to take the podcast!

On this episode, I talked with Dr. Lasso, a pediatric pulmonologist about social determinants of health and barriers to care for asthma patients. Asthma is very prevalant in the city of Baltimore. I learned about some of the factors that contribute to the high precentage of children with asthma in the city and ways that we can address social determinants of health. 

On this episode, I am joined by Dr. Brenda Hussey-Gardner to talk about early child hood development and the Infant and Toddlers Program in Maryland. 

On this episode, I spoke with Dr. Rebecca Carter and Christine Crabbs about food insecurity in Baltimore and the new food pantry program opening at the University of Maryland Midtown Campus. 

On this episode, I spoke with Dr. Sarah Edwards who is a child psychiatrist about trauma informed care and the impact that it can have on our pediatric patients.

On this episode, I talk about insurance. I learned the basics about the types insurance that children can have and I spoke with Dr. Ada Offurum and Suzanne Meyer about insurance claims in the hospital setting, resource utilzation and the role that residents can play while our patients are admitted to the hospital.

On this episode, I talk with Dr. Matthew Grant about the Adolescent and Young Adult Center and STAR TRACK clinic at the University of Marlyland Medical Center. I also learned about HIV/AIDS and how it particularly affects young people in Baltimore. 

This episode is all about WIC -- Women, Infants and Children. Dr. Nisha Divakaruni joins me to talk about WIC and how to navigate it for our patients in a primary care setting.

The first episode of Charm City Checkup! Dr. Rebecca Carter joins me to introduce the podcast. We discuss our goals for the show and our interests in social justice.