Social epidemiologist and public health expert, Dr. Nancy Krieger, shares her perspective on health disparities, America’s history of racism, the COVID-19 response, and voter suppression.
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OBGYN, Dr. Calvin Lambert, discusses the disparity in pregnancy-related deaths among Black and Brown women and how to increase your chances of a successful pregnancy.
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Music journalist, Kiana Fitzgerald, opens up about her mental health, all that she’s learned during her career in the music community, and how her diagnosis of bipolar disorder catapulted her journalism career.
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The state of mental health in the black and brown community is a mixed bag, but amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Brian Dixon discusses how now, more than ever, we need to protect our mental health.
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Welcome to the Heart Over Hype podcast with Dr. Shamard Charles, your weekly dose of health news you can use.
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About The Revolutions Within Us
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A monthly interview series from Dr. Shamard Charles that examines what's beneath the surface—of the people and health conditions they experience. Speaking with medical experts, artists, entertainers,…
and everyday people, Dr. Charles seeks to uncover the truth behind the insidious changes to our mental and physical equilibrium that cause the body to revolt against itself. This podcast is an opportunity to reimagine, rediscover, and reshape your health—before it’s too late.