Join two medical students as we discuss medic life, health and everything in between!
The menopause is a physically and mentally challenging time for anyone experiencing it. This week we discuss the symptoms of menopause and it's impact on daily life. As well as, highlighting the different management options available which can be tailored to each individual with the support of a healthcare professional. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
We're back! Apologies that it's been quite a while but in the first episode of Season 4 we discuss what we've been up to - including junior doctor strikes. Thank you all for your patience and support, and a warm welcome to our new followers!
Black Wednesday is upon us! In this season finale we reflect our experiences of FY1 and FY2, as well as share our top tips for new junior doctors starting work. Happy changeover and wishing all the new doctors the very best! Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
This week we discuss our experience of officially graduating from Med School! Join us as we reflect on what the day meant to us. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
People use recreational substances for a wide variety of reasons, however substance misuse has long lasting negative physical and psychiatric implications. In this episode we discuss the desired effects and the negative effects of different recreational substances ranging from alcohol, to cocaine, to cannabis and more. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
Did you know, on average, men who are born and live in Westminster live 10 years longer than men who are born and live in Blackpool?! In this episode we discuss the health inequalities which exist within the UK and the factors which contribute to these inequalities. We also highlight how the cost of living crisis has compounded already existing health inequalities. IG and Twitter: @simplymedics
To celebrate this Mother's Day, we are joined by Lorraine The Mummy Medic ! We discussed her journey into medicine and balancing motherhood with medical school studies. We were left in awe of Lorraine' story, determination and what an amazing mother she is - we know you will be inspired too. IG: themummymedic IG and Twitter: simplymedics
How well do you know your lower urinary tract symptoms? This week we're delve into men's health (ironically we were unaware of IWD this week). Join us as we discuss benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer. Instagram and Twitter - @simplymedics
Feeling low, exhausted, burnt out and unmotivated? Join us this week as we discuss mental health problems within the medical profession and the available resources to help doctors with mental health conditions.
Join us this week as we have a candid conversation about money, salaries and address misconceptions about the pay of junior doctors. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
How many causes of abnormal uterine bleeding do you know? Join us for this week's episode where we discuss abnormal uterine bleeding and period poverty. IG and Twitter - @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
Happy New Year ! We are happy to be back after a long break. Join us for some general chit chat as we discuss what we've been up to over the past six months.
Failing an exam. In our season finale we discuss exam stress and dealing with failure. It is difficult to put into words the emotions that come with failing an exam, but it is an important conversation we tried to have as transparently as possible. We hope this episode encourages anyone going through a resit that they are not alone and that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
It's that time of the year where students are revising hard for exams! In this week's episode we reflect on and share our top exams tips which helped us through med school. IG and Twitter - @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
Did you know Bowel Cancer is diagnosed every 15 minutes in the UK? Join us this week as we address all things related to Bowel Cancer, including the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme and two week wait referral criteria. simplymedics@gmail.com Socials: @simplymedics
The unfortunate news of the death of Richard Okorogheye and the recent inquest into the death of Evan Nathan Smith has really got us thinking about the management and treatment of patients with Sickle cell anaemia. Join us this episode as we discuss about Sickle cell anaemia and living with Sickle cell.
Join us this week as we discuss electives. Don’t worry, we know we’re still very much in a pandemic but reminiscing on travel and looking forward to travel keeps us going. We speak about planning an elective, staying in the UK, virtual electives and more ! Also the answers to the last episode's podcase on headaches are provided. IG and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
It's already been a year since Emmanuella shared her journey to and through med school! Now, as final year slowly draws to a close, Moyo shares her own journey. Join us as we discuss the highlights, obstacles and lessons of Moyo's med school journey. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics Email: simplymedics@gmail.com
Join us for this week's episode as we continue the discussion on the COVID 19 Vaccine We delve into the reasons why there is a reduced uptake within the Black community! Some of these being medical racism, historical maltreatment of Black people and What'sapp Aunties. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics Email: simplymedics@gmail.com
Since December 2020 many have received the COVID vaccine, whilst many have their concerns. In this episode, join us as we bust COVID vaccine myths! Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedicssimplymedics@gmail.com
Five times more. Join us this week as we discuss - why are black women are five times more likely to die in pregnancy? What is contributing to this disparity? And what can be done? Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
Happy New Year!! We are back with a new season!!As with the start of every new year, we all start making New Year resolutions which usually have something to do with our body image and physical appearance. This may be weight gain, weight loss or an entirely new figure. In this episode we discuss body image issues, the rise of and potential dangers of cosmetic surgery. Make sure you stay tuned to the end of the episode where we introduce our new segment, 'learning bites'!Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
We're proud to collaborate with the Terrence Higgins Trust for their "It Starts With Me" campaign raising awareness about HIV PrEP in the African Caribbean Community. On this episode we are joined by PrEP expert Chamut and GUM consultant Dr Vanessa We discuss PrEP, HIV stigma and misconceptions as well as the role we can all play https://www.tht.org.uk/Instagram and Twitter: thtorguk
The Simply Medics Podcast is one year old !!! We've been having some time off but wanted to celebrate this occasion. Thank you to everyone who has listened, shared and supported us on this journey. We really appreciate it and look forward to creating more content for youIn this episode, we reflect on our 2020 and have general chit chat. IG and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
Join us in our last episode as we finish of our Black History Month Special!!In this episode we had the privilege to speak to Dr Tosin Sotubo, an NHS and Private GP, Clinical Entrepreneur, Diversity advocate and founder of Mind Body Doctor. We explored the #EndSars movement, Life as a GP, mental health and tailoring advice to suit your patients.Disclaimer: This episode was recorded a week prior to the atrocities that occurred at Lekki Toll gate. Our deepest condolences goes out to the families and friends of those who lost their lives.
We are celebrating Black History Month !Continuing our BHM special, we had the privilege to speak with Monique Jade - co founder of ACMM and co-host of Generation Medicine podcast. Join us as we discuss the amazing work of African Caribbean Medical Mentors; Caribbean medical students and the importance of rest. Instagram: @acmedicalmentorsTwitter: @acmedicalmentorInstagram and Twitter: @simplymedics
We are celebrating Black History Month!!Join us for this Black History Month Special Episode as we celebrate a few inspirational, influential and prominent Black individuals who have impacted the healthcare sector! In this episode we discuss the amazing works of Mary Seacole, Dr Denis Mukwege and Dr Harold Moody. Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics
We are celebrating Black History Month! In our first BHM special, we had the privilege to speak with Olamide Dada, the founder of Melanin Medics. Join us as we discuss Olamide's journey and find out more about the amazing work of Melanin Medics, who are implementing real change in equality, diversity and inclusion within Medicine.Instagram and Twitter: @melaninmedics Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics
On this episode, we're joined by Tolu Duckworth!!! Tolu is a medical student at the University of Oxford and also has a YouTube channel. Join us as we discuss all things Oxford, YouTube, Medicine and share our thoughts on the government's tackling obesity strategy for COVID19 YouTube: tolu duckworth / Twitter: @duckwhaaat/ Insta: @toluduckworthh We're @simplymedics on all socials and simplymedics@gmail.com by email
Join us for our season finale! In this week's episode weCommemorate the contribution of the Windrush nurses and midwives to the NHSDiscuss the 'brain drain'Take a look at the physical and psychological impact of cannabis useThank you for following us for this first season! We are planning an amazing season two for you!Instagram and Twitter: @simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
We're back with an hour long #BlackLivesMatter special following the tragic murder of George Floyd which has triggered a much needed global conversation about racism.In this episode weShare our thoughts on recent global events;Discuss our experience of being black in the UK;Take a look at the BMA racial harassment charter for medical schools Review the disparities seen in COVID-19 outcomes for BAME groups Please share, like and subscribe as this conversation is very important in highlighting the microaggressions and discrimination black people experience.We can be found on all social media platforms as @simplymedics.
We are still in the middle of one of the biggest pandemics of our generation. Everyone is currently practising social distancing and self isolation. The lack of socialisation and prolonged isolation can result in the deterioration of an individual's mental health. In this episode we discuss the importance of mental health for the medical students, university students and the general population. If you are medical student who is currently struggling with your mental health, we touch on some of the resources out there for you.
Graduation for final year medics fast-tracked? Exams moved? Who'd have thought this is what coronavirus would lead to. In need of inspiration? Listen as Emmanuella shares her Medicine journey from a little girl with a stethoscope to an (almost) qualified doctor.
This week we discuss the latest about the ever-evolving coronavirus; share our thoughts on the oddest reactions to the viral outbreak and once more highlight the importance of handwashingInsta: @simplymedicsSpotify: Simply Medics Podcast simplymedics@gmail.com
Join us this week as we discuss the government's proposal to train nurses, pharmacists and paramedics to become doctors in three years. We also discuss the hidden costs of medicine from applying, right through med school and even when you start working.Instagram: @simplymedicsEmail: simplemedics@gmail.com
Join us this week with our special guest Michael! We discuss what life is like as a first year medic and share the things we wish we knew before med school. Insta: simplymedics simplymedics@gmail.com
This week we discuss Coronavirus and the spread of infections; why there is a lack of black donors for blood and organs and share our placement experiences as well as our top tips!
Happy New Year ! Join for our first episode of 2020 as we discuss Veganuary and share our tips for medical school interviews
Welcome to the first episode of the Simply Medics podcast! Join us as we introduce ourselves; talk about why we choose Medicine and what the general election results mean for the NHS. Instagram - @simplymedics