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Ever had a question about your sexual and reproductive health that you were too embarrassed to ask your doctor about? Each episode, join us and a special guest as we discuss puberty and menopause and everything in between!
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On today's episode, we welcome Dr. Kelycia Leimert (she/her), a senior scientist from the Olson Lab in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Dr. Leimert's research primarily seeks to improve the health outcomes of mothers and children affected by preterm birth. Join us to chat with her about what preterm birth is, potential contributors, and some possible up and coming therapeutics for preterm birth!
Today on the podcast we welcome Sarah Conrad (she/her), a physiotherapist who has been working in pelvic health for 18 years, and is now the Alberta pelvic health lead! Sarah chats about what pelvic health physio appointments can look like, does some myth-busting on kegels and shares just how common pelvic floor prolapse is (and what we can do to treat it!). This episode is a must-listen!
Welcome to the sixth season of The Re:Pro Health Podcast! In this episode, we are joined by Meaghan Ray (they/them), a graduate student in the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine, as they discuss their journey as a patient navigating non-traditional family planning and assisted reproductive therapy in Canada. Take a look at Meaghan Ray's YouAlberta spotlight here: https://www.ualberta.ca/youalberta/2024/01/innovator-spotlight-meaghan-ray-peters.html
This episode will finish off the fifth season of our podcast. In this final episode, we are joined by Dr. Brotto a leading researcher and expert on mindfulness and its impact on sexual health and well-being at UBC, to discuss how mindfulness can improve sex lives post illness such as cancer or in day-to-day living. Thank you for supporting this season of our episode. Please leave a review for our podcast and share your thoughts and suggestions for a chance to win a $20 gift card. This giveaway is open until Friday, June 16th, 2023.
Join us as we welcome back Dr. Chronopoulus to chat all things regarding LGBTQ+ sexual health with helpful tips and resources. If you are interested in revisiting our previous episode "Providing Transgender Care" with Dr. Chronopoulus where we had a conversation about providing care for gender and sexually diverse patients please us the link below. https://open.spotify.com/episode/1U2IeZcRQhuN78S4g7FXgS?si=-ovHFf5tQtK1Dq2TnUiv3Q
Join us in discussing the support of loved ones as they experience menopause in advance of Mother's Day weekend. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Beate Sydora and Dr. Sue Ross to learn more about menopause and how it impacts women's quality of life.
In this week's episode, we are joined by Dr. Ina Park from the University of California, San Francisco to discuss the multifaceted history of sexually transmitted infections. We hope that this episode can build on our previous episode 56 on STIs and Monkeypox and help learn more about STIs.
We are delighted to be joined by Dr. Jessica Kirkwood on this week's episode to explore inner-city reproductive health. Dr. Kirkwood, speaks on harm reduction in the inner city population.
Join us as we recap menopause and talk to Dr. Susan Prendergast about hormone replacement therapy and what to expect from your healthcare provider to help you manage menopausal symptoms. For more information, check out https://www.menopauseandu.ca/ To find out more about Susan Prendergast's clinic, visit https://www.ellithia.com/ Infographic
What is perinatal mental health? Is it more than just postpartum depression? Why is accessing care for perinatal mental illness important? Join us as we embark on this journey with Dr. Lucy Barker, a psychiatrist from the University of Toronto, to explore perinatal mental health. Infographic If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911. Hotlines: 780 482 4357 (Edmonton and area) 403 266 4357 (Calgary and area) 403 327 7905 (Southern Alberta) 1 800 232 7288 (Rural Alberta) 1 833 456 4566 (Canada) www.postpartum.net/
Join us this week as we discuss the wonderful world of vaginal discharge with Dr. De Melo. When is it normal? When should you be concerned? What might you expect from your doctor? Find out in this next installment of our WAP series! Note: In our discussion, we describe trichomoniasis as a fungal infection, however, it is actually a parasitic infection. Infographic
With this episodes we dive deeper into the menstrual cycle and how changes (e.g. discharge and temperature) can give clues into fertility. Joining us is Dr. Vanessa DeMelo, a family physician with an interest in low risk obstetrics and women's health. Infographic.html
Join us as we learn more about the menstrual cycle from Dr. Jane Schulz, the current chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Alberta. We will leave no stone unturned, and will explore questions about what normal periods look like, common misconceptions, PMS, bleeding, missing a period, and when to go see a physician. Infographic.html
What is pelvic floor health? What happens when one's pelvic floor does not work properly? What are things we can do proactively to keep it healthy? Joining us is Mary Wood, a physiotherapist specializing in pelvic health from Cura Physical Therapies. Listen in for some takeaways that you can implement immediately at any stage in your life for a healthy pelvic floor. Infographic.html
In this episode, we will be exploring sex work and common myths and misconceptions surrounding it. Joining us are Lula Blue, a full service sex worker for 4 years, and Karyn Jackson, the Team Lead, Prevention & Support at HIV Community Link. Listen in to learn more and challenge your beliefs about sex work. To learn more, see our Infographic
Have you heard of the GOOP or Wellness Industry? Have you considered their practices or wanted to learn more? In this episode, we go over some myths and practices promoted by this industry. Before you listen, let's play a game of true or false: 1. Steaming should be used to cleanse the vagina 2. Pineapples make vaginal discharge taste and smell better 3. Eating bread causes yeast infections 4. Jade eggs inserted in the vagina are magical To learn more, see our Infographic.
Have questions about sexual violence? Where to get help? What to do when someone shares their experience of sexual violence with you? Joining us is Daniela Chavez Vega, one of the Education Programme Coordinators at the University of Alberta Sexual Assault Centre. For those who need to reach out, support services are available at: Assaulted Women’s Helpline 24/7 toll-free at 1.866.863.0511. Further resources are available on our infographic, as well as on your local official provincial health websites. Infographic.html
Have you ever wondered what happens after sexual abuse? Who are the people looking out for others when something like this happens? How does the system currently work, and how it’s being made better? Joining us is Aileen Holland, a registered ER nurse making a difference in the field of sexual assault investigation. For those who need to reach out, support services are available at: Assaulted Women’s Helpline 24/7 toll-free at 1.866.863.0511. Further local resources are available on your local official provincial health websites. Infographic: What to do after Sexual Assault
Has the thought of freezing your eggs crossed your mind? Joining us is Dr. Caitlin Dunne from UBC, a recipient of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 Award. She will discuss options to preserve fertility and in vitro fertilization. Infographic: IVF Infographic
Joining us for this episode is Neelam Punjani who will discuss the sexual and mental health of adolescents in conservative cultures. She draws a focus on hidden voices as well as exploring ways to improve communication with youth. Infographic: Sex Ed.html Resources: https://www.sexandu.ca/
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