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Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
UBC Women's Health Research Club
8 episodes
6 days ago
Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope is an educational podcast hosted by the Women's Health Research Club, a student association looking to connect undergrads to study opportunities and raise awareness for women’s and gender-diverse health research at the University of British Columbia. In this series, we hope to hold informed, open-minded discussions about various areas of women’s and gender-diverse folk’s health research and healthcare experiences, with some special features in which we will interview professors and student researchers on their work! Podcast cover by Seppi Saatchi
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Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope is an educational podcast hosted by the Women's Health Research Club, a student association looking to connect undergrads to study opportunities and raise awareness for women’s and gender-diverse health research at the University of British Columbia. In this series, we hope to hold informed, open-minded discussions about various areas of women’s and gender-diverse folk’s health research and healthcare experiences, with some special features in which we will interview professors and student researchers on their work! Podcast cover by Seppi Saatchi
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Reproductive Health Realities: Spotlighting Congenital Syphilis with Emma Karlsen & Roisin Delaney
Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
32 minutes 39 seconds
7 months ago
Reproductive Health Realities: Spotlighting Congenital Syphilis with Emma Karlsen & Roisin Delaney

Join us for an exciting and informative episode as we dive deep into the critical issue of syphilis in pregnancy with experts, Roisin and Emma, from the Women's Health Research Institutes, Reproductive Infectious Disease Team. In recent years, Canada has seen a troubling rise in syphilis cases, particularly among those of reproductive age, leading to serious health implications for pregnant people and their newborns.

In this episode, we’ll explore epidemiological trends, learn about the impact of untreated syphilis on fetal health, and understand the urgent need for increased awareness and testing. Further, we will discuss the challenges faced by healthcare providers, the importance of timely screening during prenatal care, and the barriers that marginalized populations encounter in accessing vital health services.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a student, or someone interested in women’s health issues, this conversation will provide valuable insights into preventing congenital syphilis and promoting better health outcomes for mothers and their babies. Tune in to learn how we can all contribute to combating this public health challenge!

Resources:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases Program Page

Supporting a Safe and Healthy Pregnancy Syphilis Resource

Maternal and Congenital Syphilis Resource List

Overview of Syphilis in Pregnancy in British Columbia

Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope is an educational podcast hosted by the Women's Health Research Club, a student association looking to connect undergrads to study opportunities and raise awareness for women’s and gender-diverse health research at the University of British Columbia. In this series, we hope to hold informed, open-minded discussions about various areas of women’s and gender-diverse folk’s health research and healthcare experiences, with some special features in which we will interview professors and student researchers on their work! Podcast cover by Seppi Saatchi