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Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
UBC Women's Health Research Club
8 episodes
5 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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Unlocking Diabetes Mysteries: Bridging Gender Gaps in Research with Dr. Elizabeth Rideout
Women's Health: Under the Mic-roscope
30 minutes
1 year ago
Unlocking Diabetes Mysteries: Bridging Gender Gaps in Research with Dr. Elizabeth Rideout

In this episode of Women's Health: Under the Mic(roscope), join co-hosts Rachel and Kyana for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Rideout, a dedicated researcher whose innovative work in the field of insulin biology and diabetes mechanisms is reshaping our understanding of these crucial health aspects. Dr. Rideout's laboratory employs animal models to delve into the intricacies of diabetes, with a unique focus on both sexes.

Traditionally, research in this domain has predominantly centered on male animals, inadvertently neglecting the complex biological processes inherent in female animals. Dr. Rideout sheds light on why it's essential to include female animals and women in diabetes studies, emphasizing that such inclusion is essential for a comprehensive grasp of fundamental biological mechanisms. The outcomes of her research not only address existing knowledge gaps but pave the way for fellow researchers, clinicians and scientists to develop more effective prevention and treatment strategies, particularly for women living with diabetes.

Tune in to discover how Dr. Rideout's groundbreaking insights are transforming our approach to diabetes research, offering hope for more targeted and inclusive healthcare solutions. This episode provides a compelling glimpse into the world of diabetes research, we hope you will join us and listen along! 


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