Dr. Atoosa Kourosh is a Pediatrician and Allergy & Immunology specialist with a Masters in Public Health working on the COVID-19 Frontlines in the clinic and hospital.

She has served as Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course Director at Seattle Children’s Hospital and on the Global Health and Pediatric Faculty of UT Southwestern Medical School and University of Utah. She has always had a deep interest in both US and international public health and developing world medicine and has traveled widely in Asia, Africa and the Americas, engaging in volunteer medical service through service organizations like Curamericas, International Medical Corps and Health for Humanity. She has worked in the US on health access and grass roots public health programs with Texas Pediatric Society, and Refugees Northwest in Seattle. Today she is breaking down all things covid 19 vaccine.

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Today I talked with the lovely and passionate Veronica. She is a registered dietician and champion around diet culture and educating how it impacts everyday life. Take a listen and be sure to follow us online.

Michale McNair is an entrepreneur and a neuroscientist working on an amazing product that will change healthcare. Tune in now to learn about how this product will revolutionize care.

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