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  • Understanding Perimenopause: Hormone Therapy, Symptom Tracking, and the Power of FemTech
    Send us a textThis season, we're discussing perimenopause and how technology intersects with this often overlooked phase of life. Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with Heidi Davis. She's the CEO and co-founder of Peri, a groundbreaking wearable device designed to help women track their symptoms and gain objective data to discuss with healthcare providers. With a global perspective and background in nutrition and molecular medicine, Heidi is at the forefront of a movement that’s changing the narrative around women’s health.Layered over our conversation, you'll also hear insights from Dr. Lareessa Ferdinand, a board-certified ob-gyn and perimenopause expert.This episode is a blend of technology, clinical expertise, and lived experiences, all aimed at empowering women to understand their bodies better. As a physician, I find these discussions not only informative but also essential for my growth as a healthcare provider.Topics include: How perimenopause manifests differently for each woman, influenced by factors like race, ethnicity, and personal health history.The role of technology in providing real-time feedback rather than relying on memory or guesswork.Examples of personal stories and collective action in driving change, illustrating how women sharing their experiences can lead to systemic changes in healthcare.The importance of data that reflects the unique experiences of women, facilitating informed conversations with healthcare providers, and moving away from outdated guidelines and assumptions.Resources mentioned in this episode:Check out my new e-book, Hormone Harmony, which is all about empowering women during the perimenopausal journeyGet a copy of my Digital Health Essentials for Perimenopause Do you think that AI could help you get better care or not? Join the Women's Digital Health WhatsApp chat and let me know what's on your mindVisit Menopause MandateVisit Peri Visit Dr. LaReesaSign up for the Women's Digital Health Newsletter Subscribe to the Women's Digital Health Podcast wherever you're listening right now, and discover more about the intersection of technology, mental health, and personal development. And please share the podcast with anyone from your DisclaimerThe information in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. The personal views expressed by guests on Women's Digital Health are their own. Their inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement from Dr. Brandi, Women's Digital Health, or associated organizations. Visit Women's Digital Health and subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Women's Digital Health on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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  • Navigating Perimenopause: Personal Stories and Digital Health Solutions
    Send us a textThis season, we're talking about perimenopause and how technology intersects with this important phase of life. I’ll be sharing my personal experiences, discussing the current technological landscape, and providing insights from my new book, Hormone Harmony, along with a companion Digital Health guide. Many women, including myself, are navigating perimenopause without adequate preparation or information. We can discuss symptoms among friends, but there’s a lack of formal education on what to expect. It’s surprising how little we know about the changes happening in our bodies, from mood swings to sleep disturbances, and how these changes are often framed as problems rather than a natural part of life.As we move through this season, you can expect to hear real-life stories from women experiencing perimenopause, discussions about the latest technology, and insights into the financial implications of this stage of life. Topics include: Defining perimenopause and its impact on women’s lives.The importance of community support and sharing insights through platforms like WhatsApp.My personal experiences of the physical changes that come with perimenopause.Reflections on medical training and the need for better education about perimenopause.Exploring the role of technology in tracking symptoms and enhancing healthcare conversations.Join the conversation, share your stories, and explore the resources available to navigate perimenopause with confidence. Remember, this journey is happening whether we’re ready for it or not, and together, we can take control and empower ourselves.Resources mentioned in this episode:Check out my new e-book, Hormone Harmony, which is all about empowering women during the perimenopausal journeyGet a copy of my Digital Health Essentials for Perimenopause Do you think that AI could help you get better care or not? Join the Women's Digital Health WhatsApp chat and let me know what's on your mindVisit The Menopause Society Sign up for the Women's Digital Health Newsletter Subscribe to the Women's Digital Health Podcast wherever you're listening right now, and discover more about the intersection of technology, mental health, and personal development. And please share the podcast with anyone from your community who will benefit.DisclaimerThe information in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. The personal views expressed by guests on Women's Digital Health are their own. Their inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement from Dr. Brandi, Women's Digital Health, or associated organizations. Visit Women's Digital Health and subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Women's Digital Health on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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  • From Surgery to Recovery: How AI is Enhancing Anesthesia & Postoperative Care
    Send us a textWelcome back to the Women's Digital Health Podcast! In this bonus episode, I’m diving into how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming anesthesia and postoperative care. First, I explain the essential roles of anesthesiologists, which go beyond just putting patients to sleep. Next, I introduce some key vocabulary terms related to AI in anesthesia. Then, we explore how AI is actively assisting anesthesiologists in real-time scenarios during surgery. Finally, I address some common myths about AI in healthcare, particularly in the field of anesthesia.Topics include: Understanding the role of anesthesiologists and why we aren't just the people who put you to sleep for surgery. The role of AI in analyzing past data and helping anesthesiologists stay one step aheadBusting myths about AI in healthcare, such as the idea that AI will replace doctors.Many people fear that AI will replace doctors, but the reality is that AI serves as a decision-support tool, enhancing the expertise of anesthesiologists rather than replacing it. It’s essential to recognize that while AI can improve patient outcomes, the human touch and judgment remain irreplaceable in the medical field.Resources mentioned in this episode:Check out my new e-book, Hormone Harmony, which is all about empowering women during the perimenopausal journeyDo you think that AI could help you get better care or not? Join the Women's Digital Health WhatsApp chat and let me know what's on your mindListen to Episode 7 of the Women's Digital Health podcast: Artificial Intelligence in Women’s HealthListen to Episode 10 of the Women's Digital Health podcast: Countdown to Clarity: Breaking Down the Top 10 Myths in Women’s Tech & HealthListen to Episode 13 of the Women's Digital Health podcast: Exploring Artificial Intelligence’s Role in Mental Health Through Language ModelsSign up for the Women's Digital Health Newsletter Subscribe to the Women's Digital Health Podcast wherever you're listening right now, and discover more about the intersection of technology, mental health, and personal development. And pDisclaimerThe information in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. The personal views expressed by guests on Women's Digital Health are their own. Their inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement from Dr. Brandi, Women's Digital Health, or associated organizations. Visit Women's Digital Health and subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Women's Digital Health on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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  • From Apps to AI: Key Takeaways from Season Two of Women's Digital Health
    Send us a textIn the final episode of Season Two of the Women's Digital Health Podcast, I wanted to guide you through our mental health and technology journey. This season has focused on how technology can support mental health, especially in light of the current mental health crisis highlighted by the American Psychological Association. We’ve packed this season with valuable content aimed at being a resource for our community and discussed the scarcity of mental health professionals. Technology can serve as a bridge to help those in need, but with all of the advancements in the tech health space, it can be difficult to know which option (or options) are right for you. As we wrap up, I provide a roadmap to navigate our episodes so you can find the support that resonates with you. I share key takeaways from each episode, my personal reflections, and some exciting announcements about what’s coming in season three.Topics include:Understanding the mental health crisisThe role of technologyEpisode highlights, and pointers to the topics we coveredMy personal reflections on Season Two of the Women's Digital Health PodcastThe first step you should take before exploring digital mental health solutionsFuture directions and plans for Season Three of the Women's Digital Health PodcastI hope that this episode serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to integrate technology into their mental health journey. By providing a guide to previous episodes and sharing personal insights, I hope you'll feel more confident in taking charge of your mental health with the help of innovative digital solutions.Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know about the launch of Season Three!Resources mentioned in this episode:Listen to Dr. Brandi's episode of the Overlooked podcast: Where do we get our health information from?Sign up for the Women's Digital Health NewsletterSubscribe to the Women's Digital Health Podcast wherever you're listening right now, and discover more about the intersection of technology, mental health, and personal development. And please share the podcast with anyone from your community who will benefit. DisclaimerThe information in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. The personal views expressed by guests on Women's Digital Health are their own. Their inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement from Dr. Brandi, Women's Digital Health, or associated organizations. Visit Women's Digital Health and subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Women's Digital Health on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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  • Healing Through Technology: Reverend Sonia Russell on Blackfullness and the Power of Mindfulness
    Send us a textI had the pleasure of speaking with Reverend Sonia Russell, the CEO behind the Blackfullness mental health app. We delved into her journey, discussing how she overcame personal challenges when she discovered mindfulness.Sonia shared insights into the app's features, which aims to support Black individuals in managing stress and promoting mindfulness through breathing techniques. The app was developed with a grant from the National Institutes of Health and focuses on making mindfulness accessible to a diverse community. Blackfullness provides a platform for individuals to engage in mindfulness practices tailored to their needs, with different options based on emotional states like feeling overwhelmed or needing to center oneself. By incorporating technology, the app aims to reach a wider audience and provide a relatable space for Black individuals to explore mindfulness.Topics include:Sonia's story, and how mindfulness has helped her.The power of focusing on your breath to help center your mind and body, reducing stress, and promoting overall well-being. Why Sonia developed a digital app that is relatable and accessible to Black individuals seeking mental health support.What mindfulness is and isn't, and a powerful way to begin your practice.Future developments for Blackfullness.Through a blend of technology, research, and community engagement, the Blackfullness app serves as a valuable resource for promoting mental well-being and self-awareness. Sonia's dedication to creating a platform that resonates with users and fosters a sense of empowerment underscores the app's mission to make mindfulness practices accessible and impactful for all.Resources mentioned in this episode:Listen to Episode 11 of the Women's Digital Health podcast -  Navigating Digital Mental Health: Digital Apps, Digital Therapeutics and ResourcesVisit Blackfullness Connect with Blackfullness on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Sign up for the Women's Digital Health NewsletterSubscribe to the Women's Digital Health Podcast wherever you're listening right now, and discover more about the intersection of technology, mental health, and personal development. And please share the podcast with anyone from your communitDisclaimerThe information in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. The personal views expressed by guests on Women's Digital Health are their own. Their inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement from Dr. Brandi, Women's Digital Health, or associated organizations. Visit Women's Digital Health and subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Women's Digital Health on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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Women's Digital Health Podcast is dedicated to learning more about new digital technologies in women's health. 80% of US healthcare spending is determined by women. Yet only 4% of the investment dollars of healthcare companies are actually spent researching and developing new products and solutions for women.Many of us are frustrated with incomplete healthcare experiences and sometimes dismissive responses from healthcare providers. You're probably wondering, is there a more convenient and accessible way to get the health experience that I want? Is there a way to get more control over your healthcare journey?Dr. Brandi Sinkfield is a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist with over 10 years of experience. Growing up she experienced the shame, secrecy, and lack of transparency surrounding women’s health. This has driven her to imagine a pathway for other women to access information that leaves them feeling empowered and full of confidence.Every two weeks on this podcast, Dr. Sinkfield will discuss digital health in depth, exploring innovative health solutions that are bridging the women's health gap. She will speak with digital health creators, investors, and technologists who are creating convenient and accessible health solutions for women that are designed to fit their schedules and accommodate their needs.Whether you're curious about advancements improving women's health or struggling with health issues like obesity, heart conditions, or hormone shifts from pregnancy to menopause, follow Women's Digital Health on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode.
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