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Bundle of Hers
by The Scope
A podcast about diversity in medicine. Third-year medical students Harjit Kaur, Margaux Miller, Bushra Hussein, and Leen Samha discuss the challenges of studying medicine and how their diverse backgrounds influence their everyday lives in medical school and beyond. Talking about topics that are underrepresented to keep the conversations honest and thought-provoking, Bundle Of Hers keeps it real and raw while stumbling gracefully through med school.
Episodes
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S2E23: Balancing Confidence with Humility
There is a common stereotype that claims doctors are overly confident. That is actually true—it takes confidence to save a human life. But, having confidence does not equal being high and mighty. Being confident means believing in yourself. Believing you are more than a test score or a bad...
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S2E22: Environmental Rights and the Connection to Health
According to UNEnvironment.org, environmentalism is "any proclamation of a human right to environmental conditions of a specified quality." Access to clean air, drinkable water, and a safe environment are some of the basic human rights we sometimes take for granted, simply because we have access....
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S2E21: Finding Sucess in Rejection
Rejection is not something a lot of people want to talk about, but it is probably safe to assume rejection happens to a lot of people. Whether it is rejection from med school, from a mentor, or even from friends who are not in the mood for hanging out, rejection is hard. But rejection does not…
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S2E20: Leadership Through Diversity
How do you play the game but still get what you want? How do you make a change while still fitting into the system? In this episode, we talk to Dr. Nwando Olayiwola, chief clinical transformation officer at RubiconMD and founder of the Association of Minority Women Professionals, about making...
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S2E18: Delivering Difficult News
Going into medicine, a lot of us might fear delivering difficult news and information to patients and their families. After all, what is the "right" way to tell someone they have been diagnosed with cancer, or that their parent has passed? As doctors, is it better to be strong for the patient, or...
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S2E17: Ambiguity of Culture and Religion in Science
It can sometimes be difficult to separate between religion and science, especially if you practice both. But, religion and science can co-exist. In this episode, Leen and Harjit talk to fellow classmate Bryan Grover about navigating the ambiguity of culture and religion in science, and the...
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S2E16: Normalizing Sex Education
It is something the majority of us can relate to, but many actually do not receive proper sex education, or they are getting unhelpful and misinformed information. Sex education is surprisingly still stigmatized in medical school. On this episode, we talk about why, as future doctors, we think it...
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S2E15: History, Present, and Future of OB/GYN
For a long chunk of history, the field of medicine was male-dominated and obstetrics and gynaecology was no exception. In this episode, we talk about the growth of the field, the root of sensitivity surrounding the medical specialty, and why, even though OB/GYN is now largely female-dominated,...
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S2E14: Discussions of Weight Bias in Health Care
Healthy bodies can come in all shapes and sizes. But sometimes our cultural weight bias (or fatphobia) can interfere with patient rapport. Margaux and Harjit discusses the issue of weight bias in health care.
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S2E13: Aligning Passion with Purpose
Third-year of med school involves a lot of soulsearching—we are more than halfway to becoming physicians and finding the time to balance everything in life can be a huge task. In this episode, Leen and Bushra talk to Dr. Megan Fix, emergency medicine physician and mentor for medical students and...
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S2E12: End-of-Year Reflections
Life keeps going but that does not mean you should not slow down every now and then to reflect on all the good you have accomplished and all the milestones you have passed. Self-reflecting is important for self-growth—it can help ground you to where you want to be and get to in life. As the year...
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S2E11: The Climb to Residency isn't as Steep as it Appears
For many med students, the climb to residency can seem like a steep mountain, and it can be difficult to take a step back and recognize your accomplishments. But it is important to remember that all residents, all physicians, were med students at one point in their journey to the top. We talked…
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This is Bundle Of Hers, a podcast about what medical school is really like by four very different women, from very different backgrounds. We discuss the challenges of studying medicine and how our backgrounds influence our days in medical school and beyond. Join us as we keep it real and raw…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast about diversity in medicine. Third-year medical students Harjit Kaur, Margaux Miller, Bushra Hussein, and Leen Samha discuss the challenges of studying medicine and how their diverse backgrounds influence their everyday lives in medical school and beyond. Talking about topics that are underrepresented to keep the conversations honest and thought-provoking, Bundle Of Hers keeps it real and raw while stumbling gracefully through med school.
HOSTED BY
The Scope
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