Making Sense Of "Trigger Warnings": Stigma, Taboo, and Trauma

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Breaking the Code

Havas Medical Anthropology

50 episodes

2 months ago

In Breaking the Code's 50th episode, we are joined by our 2025 summer intern, Gabriel Robinson (GR), not to be confused with Gabriel Allen-Cummings (GA). This conversation began because of GR's curiosity about social media being used for self-diagnosis, and it evolved to cover HCPs on social media, generational nuances in social media use, and the emergence of AI as a comprehensive caregiver. Follow us on LinkedIn

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Making Sense Of "Trigger Warnings": Stigma, Taboo, and Trauma

Breaking the Code

32 minutes

1 year ago

Making Sense Of "Trigger Warnings": Stigma, Taboo, and Trauma

Correction: In this episode, we mention that Anna Calix had a miscarriage. Anna actually had a 40 week stillbirth. Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) is a fetal demise in utero at less than 20 weeks of pregnancy, and stillbirth (fetal death) is a spontaneous fetal demise in utero at 20 weeks or more of pregnancy. The two have very different experiences medically, legally, logistically, and socially. The relationship between content and audience is always complex, and the power of words to ins...