Dr. Allison Hempenstall – 1: Blog Title
The Aussie Doc By Dr. Allison Hempenstall Title of Blog Previous Next Why are we so quick to psychologise what we do not know? Women already have a history of not being believed. In many instances, women’s pain experience is too often ascribed to women’s catastrophising attitudes (Samulowitz, Gremyr, Eriksson, & Hensing, 2018), despite women […]
Randevyn Pierre’s Podcast Review of Black Healthcare Hesitancy and Its Impact: Profile 101
Listen to the radio show-style break down of our conversation around Black health and its historically relevant trust-related barriers over coffee.
Elizana-Marie Joseph’s guide to PrEPare for Summer Lovin’: Unmasking the realities behind sexual activity, STI and HIV rates as we emerge from lockdown
Zana’s Health Corner By Elizana-Marie Joseph PrEPare for Summer Lovin’: Unmasking the Realities Behind Sexual Activity, STI and HIV Rates as We Emerge From Lockdown Photo by cottonbro from Pexels With the announcement of the CDC’s new guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals , some people wonder if the end of the COVID-19 pandemic is really in […]
Rasheera Dopson discusses the intersectionality of race, gender & disability
Rasheera Dopson explains the importance of acknowledging the need for intersectional work and study is imperative in understanding how population groups can overlap and how that overlap can have just as much of an influence on one’s health outcome as their sole identity status.
Dr. Hannah Nazri shares how hubris and misogyny affect patient care
Dr. Hannah Nazri discusses the gender pain gap, misogyny in medicine and how we should keep our minds open with ‘Persistent Physical Symptoms’ diagnoses.
