In this first episode of the Unmuted: Equity in Focus 🎙️ series, hosts Carly and Sabrina sit down with Dr. A.J. Lowik, a sociologist, educator, and advocate whose work centers on making health research and care more inclusive. Together, they explore why sex and gender both matter in gynecologic cancer research and treatment, and what it means to create care systems that recognize and meet the needs of trans and non-binary people. Dr. Lowik shares insights on the barriers trans patients ...
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In this first episode of the Unmuted: Equity in Focus 🎙️ series, hosts Carly and Sabrina sit down with Dr. A.J. Lowik, a sociologist, educator, and advocate whose work centers on making health research and care more inclusive. Together, they explore why sex and gender both matter in gynecologic cancer research and treatment, and what it means to create care systems that recognize and meet the needs of trans and non-binary people. Dr. Lowik shares insights on the barriers trans patients ...
Season 4 Episode 5: eSense-Cancer: Revolutionizing Approach to Sexual Wellness in Gynecologic Cancer Survivors
GOSH Podcast
29 minutes
1 year ago
Season 4 Episode 5: eSense-Cancer: Revolutionizing Approach to Sexual Wellness in Gynecologic Cancer Survivors
Welcome to the first episode of the new year! Meet Geneviève Allaire-Stacey, Researcher behind eSense-Cancer 🌱👩🔬 Delve into the insightful work of Geneviève, focusing on adapting therapy modules in sexual health for gynecologic cancer survivors. Her commitment to nuanced, patient-centric research is at the heart of eSense-Cancer Geneviève Allaire-Stacey is currently doing her Master's of Science in Women+ and Children’s Health Sciences under the supervision of Dr. Lori Brotto. In 2022...
GOSH Podcast
In this first episode of the Unmuted: Equity in Focus 🎙️ series, hosts Carly and Sabrina sit down with Dr. A.J. Lowik, a sociologist, educator, and advocate whose work centers on making health research and care more inclusive. Together, they explore why sex and gender both matter in gynecologic cancer research and treatment, and what it means to create care systems that recognize and meet the needs of trans and non-binary people. Dr. Lowik shares insights on the barriers trans patients ...
