Looking at Menstruation from Both Personal and Population Perspectives

Update: 2023-05-02

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A podcast with Breanne Fahs discusses the connection between menstruation and political activism.

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In Channel

Sickle Cell Disease: Extending the Patient Encounter Beyond Clinical Walls (TAB #36)

2025-10-0822:12

Meet the New Project Manager: Driving E-Learning & Teaching Science Forward

2025-08-2715:25

Maternal Hematology: The Value of Interdisciplinary Care

2025-07-2522:35

Hemoglobin Measurements

2025-06-2624:11

What Dinosaurs Can Teach Us About Science and Medicine

2025-04-2223:24

Sickle Cell Trait, Inequity, and the Need for Change

2025-03-1723:06

Iron Deficiency Anemia and Pica

2025-02-1125:01

Serial Killers and Blood

2025-01-0623:15

Vaccine Rhetoric and Blood Transfusion

2024-12-1726:09

Bloodless Surgery

2024-12-0224:33

Venom and Blood Clotting

2024-10-2225:45

Advanced Healthcare Practitioners in Hematology

2024-09-1730:12

Art and Science of Medicine

2024-08-1927:08

Horseshoe Crab

2024-06-2525:55

The Blood-Eating Vampire Bat

2024-02-1833:06

The Art of Creating Fake Blood in Theatric Productions

2023-10-0924:27

Learning from hibernating bears about preventing blood clots in humans

2023-09-1822:11

Highlight Episode

2023-08-0830:22

Clot Collaborative: Everyone Benefits When Patients and Providers Work Together

2023-06-1033:57

Looking at Menstruation from Both Personal and Population Perspectives

2023-05-0224:25

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Looking at Menstruation from Both Personal and Population Perspectives

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Looking at Menstruation from Both Personal and Population Perspectives