Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
Podcast Description
Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope is an educational podcast hosted by the Women's Health Research Club, a student association looking to connect undergrads to study opportunities and raise awareness for women’s and gender-diverse health research at the University of British Columbia. In this series, we hope to hold informed, open-minded discussions about various areas of women’s and gender-diverse folk’s health research and healthcare experiences, with some special features in which we will interview professors and student researchers on their work!
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Focuses on women's and gender-diverse health research, with episodes covering birth control effects, breast cancer awareness, PCOS, diabetes research, and international health policies, providing an informed perspective on healthcare experiences and advocating for better research and support.
Women’s Health: Under the Mic-roscope is an educational podcast hosted by the Women’s Health Research Club, a student association looking to connect undergrads to study opportunities and raise awareness for women’s and gender-diverse health research at the University of British Columbia. In this series, we hope to hold informed, open-minded discussions about various areas of women’s and gender-diverse folk’s health research and healthcare experiences, with some special features in which we will interview professors and student researchers on their work!
Podcast cover by Seppi Saatchi
Join us in this exciting episode where we sit down and talk with Emily Anne Opala, from the Women’s Health Research Cluster, a group committed to knowledge mobilization in women’s health research.
In this episode, we’ll explore the concept of knowledge mobilization in women’s health research, learn about the strategies and techniques for translating research findings into real world practice, and understand the importance of making this knowledge accessible to all. Moreover, we will discuss the challenges researchers face in bridging the gap between research evidence and in person practice, the role of community allyship in advancing women’s health, and the barriers that marginalized groups encounter in accessing quality healthcare and health-related information.
Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a student, or someone interested in women’s health research, this conversation is for you. Tune in to learn how we can all contribute to combating this public health challenge!
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