Podcast Against Disease

We wrap up our discussion of psychiatry with Dr. Adam Rossano, discussing more of what we wish people knew about what we do.

In today's episode, Dr. Adam Rossano of Johns Hopkins Phipps Residency discusses his experience practicing psychiatry and his approach to mental health. For listeners outside of medicine, a resident physician has their medical degree but continues to receive training from supervising physicians to improve their practice.

In this episode of Humanity in the Plague Times, Julia Weston speaks about her experiences adapting her professional life as a hairstylist and her personal life to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was recorded early in the Pandemic (April), and it's fascinating to see how much has changed already.

Natalie speaks with Dr. Andresen on the topic of hearing loss. Learn who's at risk, how to protect yourself, and what to do if you already have difficulty hearing.

In this episode of Humanity in the Plague Times, Cody speaks with Ashley Hope about how the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted her path to gender-affirming surgery, a clear example of the ripple effect that COVID is having even for people who never contract the illness.

In this installment of COVID Around the World, Natalie speaks with Bill and Anki in Cleveland and Ulrika in Stockholm, Sweden about how COVID has affected their professional and personal lives. They discuss the importance of making sacrifices and recognizing privilege during challenging times, the struggles of being a teenager during lockdown, and their hopes that this crisis will raise our awareness about the environment and society.

In today's episode, Dr. Randy Goldson of Temple University speaks with Cody and Kavita about the history of race relations in the United States, and shares his perspective on the roots of today's racial disparities and associated tensions. This is an Episode in 2 parts, so please check out the first part, Episode 29, if you haven't yet!

In today's episode, Dr. Randy Goldson of Temple University speaks with Cody and Kavita about the history of race relations in the United States, and shares his perspective on the roots of today's racial disparities and associated tensions. This is an Episode in 2 parts, so stay tuned for the conclusion, which will focus on the present and future.

In the first installment of Humanity in the Plague Times, we hear from Sina Famenini, a student of public health and medical student at Johns Hopkins.

In this episode, Dr. Cait McFarland, resident physician in psychiatry at Johns Hopkins, sits down with Cody and Kavita to discuss transgender healthcare and some of the unique challenges that face this community.