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673 - Dietitian Influencers On Social Media Are Being Paid By the Food Industry to Promote Products and Messages
Season 8 Episode 673
Registered dietitians with huge social media followings are getting paid to promote sugar, supplements, and other products and messages that clash wi…
2 years, 11 months ago
672 - What Studying The Nipah Virus Can Tell Us About Investigating Spillover Events
Season 8 Episode 672
Nipah virus is a lethal zoonotic disease that passes from bats to humans in what are called "spillover events." But it’s still not known for sure how…
2 years, 11 months ago
671 - Treating Substance Use Disorders in Pregnancy—How Improper Policies Are Resulting in Child Removal
Season 8 Episode 671
Treatment for substance use disorders during pregnancy is effective, and recommended by experts in many cases. But outdated, and often misinformed, p…
3 years ago
670 - When Health Care Providers Don’t Listen to Their Patients
Season 8 Episode 670
When patients don’t feel heard by their doctors, there’s an erosion of trust that can lead to serious health consequences—even if clinicians have the…
3 years ago
669 - How We Talk About Disability
Season 8 Episode 669
How we talk about disability frames the way we view the importance of access. The Accessible Stall podcast co-hosts Emily Ladau and Kyle Kachadurian …
3 years ago
668 - Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls
Season 8 Episode 668
An estimated 97,000 Black women and girls have gone missing or been murdered in the US in the last year—which represents about 40% of all missing per…
3 years ago
667 - RxKids—Flint, Michigan’s Cash Allowances For New Parents
Season 8 Episode 667
Starting in January, 2024, every family with a new baby in Flint, Michigan will be eligible to receive cash payments for the first year of life. Dr. …
3 years ago
666 - The Institute for Global Tobacco Control Turns 25
Season 8 Episode 666
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Institute for Global Tobacco Control was founded in 1998, and since then it has become a global…
3 years ago
665 - Bankruptcy and Purdue Pharma
Season 8 Episode 665
A major bankruptcy case of Purdue Pharma—the makers of Oxycontin—now sits with the Supreme Court. How did it get there, and what’s at stake? Andy Die…
3 years ago
664 - Disaster Planning For Extreme Weather
Season 8 Episode 664
Extreme heat, wildfires, hurricanes, and more are driving huge changes for emergency managers like Chas Eby, the deputy executive director of the Mar…
3 years ago