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S2 E14: Alopecia Areata - Types, Treatments and Tips for Management
Did you know that last month was Alopecia Areata awareness month? Dr. Randy Hines II is giving a special shine to alopecia areata by going on call with Dr. Angela Rodgers, a board certified family medicine physician who also happens to advocate for alopecia areata. From the different types of alopecia, to the treatments, they're spilling everything they do, and still don't know, about the autoimmune condition of alopecia.
What you can expect in this episode:
3:55 - Journey to becoming a physician
5:35 - What is alopecia
12:10 - Journey to losing hair
17:20 - Psychosocial implications
20:15 - Alopecia prevention
22:10 - Alopecia causes and research
22:50 - Risk factors
28:25 - Alopecia advocacy and support
32:00 - Support groups
37:30 - Alopecia as a physician
45:25 - Typical treatments
51:55 - Words of wisdom
54:55 - Randy’s Random Question
Tweetable Quotes:
“It’s been a long journey, but it’s definitely made me stronger. I’d definitely do it all over again.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
“That day I stopped wearing a wig, I transformed into someone who became a stronger, more confident individual rooted in self-love.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
“For most people, this is a chronic medical condition.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
"If you lose a part of yourself, that impacts you emotionally for the rest of your life.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
“Nurture your physical health as much as your mental health.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
About Dr. Angela Rodgers:
Dr. Angela Rodgers is a Board-Certified family medicine physician and core faculty member of the Contra Costa Family Medicine Residency Program. She has worked in the department of emergency medicine for the past 3 years and continues to serve on the front times at a county safety net hospital in Northern California. Diagnosed with alopecia areata at the age of 4 and as a first generation college as well as terminal degree graduate (both from University of California, Davis), Dr. Rodgers made it her goal to advocate for alopecia awareness and the psychosocial aspect of alopecia through publications, presentations, and performance. She led the Sacramento County Alopecia Support Group for 10 years and has served as a consultant for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation (NAAF). More recently, she has had the opportunity to learn more about physician well-being through the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) as a scholar within the first-ever Leading Physician Well-being (LPW) cohort and now is a co-lead for wellness within her faculty appointment. After co-creating and co-hosting the virtual series "Let's Talk: Open Conversations for Women with Alopecia," she was featured on "The Real" to share her expertise and personal experience living with alopecia. Dr. Rodgers lives in Oakland, CA with her partner and enjoys music, community building mentorship, exercise, and sleep.
On Call With Dr. Randy Demographic Survey: Take the survey.
Contact Dr. Randy Hines II: https://www.drrandymd.com
IG: @_drrandy
FB: @HinesEntertainment
LinkedIn: Dr. Randy Hines II
Twitter: @_DrRandy
TikTok: @_drrandy
Contact Dr. Angela Rodgers: [email protected]
IG: @angelarrodgers
FB: Angie Renee
Alopecia Resources:
FB:
-Bald Boss Community (Jamie Elmore)
-Bald Life Magazine (Jamie Elmore)
-The Baldie Movement (Nell Coleman)
IG:
-Baldbosscommunity
-thebaldiemovement
-ayannapressley
For Black Providers:
-Skin of Color Society (SOCS)
General Resources:
-Let's Talk: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlOjoYqW2ymAZ5dH67ZrHFJ_DTL-IPojR
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Did you know that last month was Alopecia Areata awareness month? Dr. Randy Hines II is giving a special shine to alopecia areata by going on call with Dr. Angela Rodgers, a board certified family medicine physician who also happens to advocate for alopecia areata. From the different types of alopecia, to the treatments, they're spilling everything they do, and still don't know, about the autoimmune condition of alopecia.
What you can expect in this episode:
3:55 - Journey to becoming a physician
5:35 - What is alopecia
12:10 - Journey to losing hair
17:20 - Psychosocial implications
20:15 - Alopecia prevention
22:10 - Alopecia causes and research
22:50 - Risk factors
28:25 - Alopecia advocacy and support
32:00 - Support groups
37:30 - Alopecia as a physician
45:25 - Typical treatments
51:55 - Words of wisdom
54:55 - Randy’s Random Question
Tweetable Quotes:
“It’s been a long journey, but it’s definitely made me stronger. I’d definitely do it all over again.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
“That day I stopped wearing a wig, I transformed into someone who became a stronger, more confident individual rooted in self-love.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
“For most people, this is a chronic medical condition.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
"If you lose a part of yourself, that impacts you emotionally for the rest of your life.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
“Nurture your physical health as much as your mental health.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers
About Dr. Angela Rodgers:
Dr. Angela Rodgers is a Board-Certified family medicine physician and core faculty member of the Contra Costa Family Medicine Residency Program. She has worked in the department of emergency medicine for the past 3 years and continues to serve on the front times at a county safety net hospital in Northern California. Diagnosed with alopecia areata at the age of 4 and as a first generation college as well as terminal degree graduate (both from University of California, Davis), Dr. Rodgers made it her goal to advocate for alopecia awareness and the psychosocial aspect of alopecia through publications, presentations, and performance. She led the Sacramento County Alopecia Support Group for 10 years and has served as a consultant for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation (NAAF). More recently, she has had the opportunity to learn more about physician well-being through the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) as a scholar within the first-ever Leading Physician Well-being (LPW) cohort and now is a co-lead for wellness within her faculty appointment. After co-creating and co-hosting the virtual series "Let's Talk: Open Conversations for Women with Alopecia," she was featured on "The Real" to share her expertise and personal experience living with alopecia. Dr. Rodgers lives in Oakland, CA with her partner and enjoys music, community building mentorship, exercise, and sleep.
On Call With Dr. Randy Demographic Survey: Take the survey.
Contact Dr. Randy Hines II: https://www.drrandymd.com
IG: @_drrandy
FB: @HinesEntertainment
LinkedIn: Dr. Randy Hines II
Twitter: @_DrRandy
TikTok: @_drrandy
Contact Dr. Angela Rodgers: [email protected]
IG: @angelarrodgers
FB: Angie Renee
Alopecia Resources:
FB:
-Bald Boss Community (Jamie Elmore)
-Bald Life Magazine (Jamie Elmore)
-The Baldie Movement (Nell Coleman)
IG:
-Baldbosscommunity
-thebaldiemovement
-ayannapressley
For Black Providers:
-Skin of Color Society (SOCS)
General Resources:
-Let's Talk: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlOjoYqW2ymAZ5dH67ZrHFJ_DTL-IPojR