Endocrine Matters Podcast: Disruptive Conversations to Revive Hormonal Health with Dr. Arti Thangudu
Endocrine Matters empowers women physicians to challenge conventional norms and enhance patient relationships. Through deep discussions, we aim to elevate the specialty and inspire future generations of women physicians, driving meaningful change in hormonal health.
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The Feminization of Endocrinology with Dr. Francine Kaufman
Explore how gender, equity, and leadership shape the future of endocrinology with renowned pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Francine Kaufman.
Why Physician Moms Are Leaving Medicine with Dr. Alia Hussain
Discover why physician moms are stepping away from medicine, and how workplace culture must change to keep women thriving in healthcare.
The Hidden Costs of Healthcare with Dr. Eric Bricker
Discover how pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), insurance companies, and pharmaceutical manufacturers influence skyrocketing drug prices—and what we can do about it—with healthcare finance expert Dr. Eric Bricker.
The Hidden Incentives Shaping Healthcare with Brian Klepper
Explore how financial incentives, data tracking, and physician advocacy can reshape healthcare with healthcare strategist Brian Klepper.
Revolutionizing Thyroid Care with Dr. Ruchi Gaba
Dr. Ruchi Gaba shares her journey as a thyroid cancer survivor and endocrinologist, shedding light on the need for empathetic, patient-centered thyroid care.
Transforming Diabetes Care with Dr. Sandra Indacochea-Sobel
Discover how Dr. Sandra Sobel is revolutionizing diabetes care by prioritizing lifestyle medicine and patient-centered direct care.
Moral Injury in Healthcare with Dr. Wendy Dean
Dr. Wendy Dean joins us to discuss moral injury in healthcare, the impact of systemic pressures on physicians, and how we can reclaim humanity in medicine.
The Power of the Physician-Patient Relationship in Diabetes Care
Discover how empathy, advocacy, and collaboration between patients and physicians can transform diabetes care with Dr. Vidhya Illuri and diabetes advocate Mila Clark.