Physicians struggle with infertility.

Is it because of the long medical training, which delays family planning and for women, makes them less likely to get pregnant? Is it the psychological toll and the physical demands of the profession that leave very little time for family planning? Or, is it the physical demands of the job, with sleepless nights, stress and exposure to radiation?

In this episode, Drs. Kohli, Baron and Naidu reflect on the above questions, share their personal stories and struggles and discuss how medicine has impacted the way they viewed their families and vice versa. A must not miss episode, chock full of emotion!

In this Valentine’s Day special episode of HeART of Medicine, Drs. Kohli, Naidu and Baron discuss why doctors face so many challenges in maintaining successful personal relationships and address the question of whether Medicine is a Toxic Mistress in every relationship.

Does Medicine change the person? Or is it the long hours and logistical demands on a physician’s time that set up relationships for failure? Is a doctor-doctor relationship more or less likely to be successful?

For anyone who is a doctor, has dated a doctor, or wondered why doctors, who have navigated some of the toughest academic challenges, struggle with relationship success, this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode, you meet Drs Kohli, Baron and Naidu. They have a spirited and captivating discussion on the role of social media in medicine. Should physicians on social media be held to a different standard and be more responsible? Does it reduce or increase a doctor’s credibility and how does it reflect on the profession? Do patients relate better (and listen better) to doctor’s on social media? The first episode of HeART of Medicine is a must-listen for every patient and anyone who has ever seen his/her doctor on social media.