Jane Whitlock is an end of life doula who supports the dying and the caregivers physically, emotionally, and spiritually. In this episode, which was recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic, we talk about how her work differs from hospice, the ways in which she supports her clients and their families, and how we can begin to shift our perspective on death. Her recent article can be found here. You can also find her online at Deathdoulajane.com and her TEDx talk here.

Dr. Moskowitz majored in Chemistry (summa cum laude) at Harvard College, Biochemistry (first class honours) at Merton College, Oxford, and received an MD (cum laude) from the Harvard-MIT Division in Health Sciences and Technology (Harvard Medical School). He trained for 7 years in Internal Medicine, Biochemistry, and Nephrology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. In this bonus episode, he shares his hypothesis that we should treat COVID-19 as an asthma attack, specifically noting his treatment approach at the earliest onset of symptoms. 

Jim Poole, MD, FAAP, clinical associate of Duke Health, founded FastBraiin in 2010 on the premise that individuals with ADHD have unique strengths in athletics, business, engineering, medicine, sales, the arts, and the classroom—wherever a quick and adaptable brain shines. In this episode, we talk about how he defines ADHD, his approach to management, and how he supports creativity in kids with ADHD. You can find him online at https://fastbraiin.com, on Twitter @FastBraiin, and his book here.

We continue our COVID-19 coverage from the front lines with pharmacist Michael-Ann Cooley. In this episode, we talk about what you should consider from a pharmacy standpoint, how to manage your refills, and what medications are running low on stock. 

In this bonus episode, Dr. Ban shares his front line experience with treating COVID-19 patients, his treatment protocol and the results, and his message to other providers to take a stand during this crisis. You can find him online at https://www.weightless4life.com/.

Dr. Leslie Drapiza practices family medicine with an OB focus and brings us insights into her advice for self-triage, protecting yourself and your family, and anticipating changes in hospital visitation.

Registered Dietitian on the nutrition front lines, Claire Carlton, talks with me about the basics on supporting our immunity with food, how to make healthy choices during a pandemic, and why supplements may not be the answer. You can find Claire at https://nourishwithclaire.com/ and on IG @nourishwithclaire.

In this bonus podcast series, I will be interviewing healthcare professionals on the front lines of COVID-19. In this episode, I talk with oncologist Dr. Merry-Jennifer Markham. We discuss the risk of this virus for cancer patients, her advice for patients and caregivers, handling routine screenings and visits, and how best to support your immune system.

In this bonus podcast series, I will be interviewing healthcare professionals on the front lines of COVID-19. In this episode, I talk with Della Tuten, nurse practitioner and co-owner of Celebrate Primary Care. We discuss how this virus is different from others, what the common symptoms are, how to self-triage, and more.