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GOSH Podcast
Gynecologic Cancer Initiative
66 episodes
3 days ago
In this special bonus episode of the GOSH Podcast, we feature a Pathology Research Rounds session with Dr. Blake Gilks, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia and Regional Medical Director of Laboratories at Vancouver General Hospital. Dr. Gilks reflects on a career defined by mentorship, curiosity, and collaboration — one that has shaped the practice and progress of gynecologic pathology in Canada and beyond. He shares ...
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In this special bonus episode of the GOSH Podcast, we feature a Pathology Research Rounds session with Dr. Blake Gilks, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia and Regional Medical Director of Laboratories at Vancouver General Hospital. Dr. Gilks reflects on a career defined by mentorship, curiosity, and collaboration — one that has shaped the practice and progress of gynecologic pathology in Canada and beyond. He shares ...
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Medicine
Health & Fitness,
Sexuality,
Mental Health
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GOSH Podcast
Careers in Pathology & Laboratory Medicine: Master Classes - An Interview with Dr. Blake Gilks
In this special bonus episode of the GOSH Podcast, we feature a Pathology Research Rounds session with Dr. Blake Gilks, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia and Regional Medical Director of Laboratories at Vancouver General Hospital. Dr. Gilks reflects on a career defined by mentorship, curiosity, and collaboration — one that has shaped the practice and progress of gynecologic pathology in Canada and beyond. He shares ...
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5 days ago
38 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Next Gen in 10: How Birth Control Choices Are Changing and Why It Matters for Cancer
Join us on this episode of Next Gen in 10 as Sabrina sits down with Alice Mei, an undergraduate neuroscience student at UBC 🧠. Alice shares her research on contraceptive use patterns in British Columbia and explores how these trends may relate to ovarian cancer risk 🎗️. From surprising shifts in birth control choices to the challenges of working with large population-based data 📊, this episode dives into the science, insights, and real-world implications of her findings. Whether you’re curiou...
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1 week ago
10 minutes

GOSH Podcast
The Power of Patient Partners in Research
🎙️ In this episode of the GOSH podcast, co-hosts Carly and Sabrina sit down with Karen Bemister, a passionate advocate and patient partner in research from Ontario, Canada. Karen shares her journey as a patient partner—someone with lived experience who collaborates with researchers not as a participant, but as an equal team member. Together, we explore the value of patient-oriented research, where patients help shape studies, guide priorities, and ensure the work truly reflects the need...
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1 month ago
34 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Next Gen in 10: Exploring Preventive Care for BRCA Mutation Carriers
🎙️ New on the GOSH Podcast! ✨ In our very first Next Gen in 10 episode, we’re spotlighting Sabrina, an MSc candidate at in the WACH UBC program. Her research focuses on preventive care for BRCA mutation carriers—a group at higher risk for breast and ovarian cancer. Under the mentorship of Dr. Gillian Hanley, Sabrina is exploring preventative interventions that can help reduce cancer risk and improve outcomes for hereditary high-risk groups. Tune in to hear about the next generation of researc...
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1 month ago
12 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Living as a Previvor: A BRCA2 Story
We’re back—and it’s Season 6 of the GOSH Podcast! 🌟🎙 In this episode, our new co-host Sabrina sits down with her mom, Sharon Grover, a BRCA2 carrier and gynecologic cancer previvor. Sharon opens up about what it means to live with an inherited cancer risk, the preventative steps she’s taken, and how she balances motherhood, teaching, and her love of sports and the outdoors. This heartfelt conversation highlights both the challenges and resilience of living as a previvor, while underscoring th...
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2 months ago
38 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 9: Living Boldly: A Double Ostomate’s Fight for Women’s Health
In this powerful episode of the GOSH Podcast🌟🎙, host Carly sits down with Samantha—recurrent cervical cancer survivor, double ostomate, and fierce advocate for women’s health. From navigating life after multiple surgeries to building a platform that empowers others through storytelling, Samantha shares her unfiltered journey with honesty, humor, and heart. Tune in to hear how she’s turning survivorship into activism, breaking stigma around ostomies, and reminding us all that cancer doesn’t de...
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5 months ago
49 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 8: Empowered Through Adversity – A Cervical Cancer Journey
In this episode of the GOSH Podcast, host Carly returns to speak with Ashley Greer, a resilient cervical cancer survivor and passionate advocate. Diagnosed in late 2023, Ashley shares her powerful story of navigating treatment—including chemotherapy, radiation, and multiple surgeries—and how she found strength and purpose through it all. Now cancer-free, Ashley is on a mission to raise awareness about early detection and inspire others with her experience of life after cancer. Tune in for an ...
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6 months ago
43 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 7: Ostomy, Advocacy & Redefining Life After Vulvar Cancer
In this episode of the GOSH Podcast, we continue our rare cancer series with Carly Allen, a passionate advocate and survivor. 🌟🎙 After a misdiagnosis, stage 3 vulvar cancer, and a recurrence, Carly underwent life-changing surgery—including an ostomy—that ultimately removed the cancer for good. Now, eight years cancer-free, she shares her journey of resilience, self-love, and advocacy for gynecologic cancer and ostomy awareness. Tune in to hear her powerful story and how she’s redefining...
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7 months ago
31 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 6: Understanding Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Huntsman
In this episode of the GOSH Podcast, host Sabine continues our rare cancer series with an esteemed guest, Dr. David Huntsman. 🌟🎙 Dr. Huntsman is a renowned pathologist and clinical molecular geneticist at UBC, as well as the Canada Research Chair in Molecular and Genomic Pathology. As the director of OVCARE, BC’s leading ovarian cancer research team, his groundbreaking work has helped shape the future of ovarian cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Join us as Dr. Huntsman shares...
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8 months ago
21 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 5: Beyond the Diagnosis: A Legacy of Impact
In this episode of the GOSH Podcast, we kick off our rare cancer series with the inspiring Nancy McKinstry. In 2005, Nancy was diagnosed with clear cell ovarian cancer. Since then, she has embraced her “second life” by championing ovarian cancer research, helping secure $100 million in funding and creating initiatives like the Nancy McKinstry Trainee Excellence Award. Despite a recent recurrence, Nancy continues to make a lasting impact, growing an ovarian cancer research endowment now exceed...
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8 months ago
31 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 4: Overlooked No More: A Mother-Daughter Journey Through Ovarian Cancer
On this episode of the GOSH Podcast, we are joined by Golda Arthur, award-winning host of the Overlooked podcast, and her mum Teresa Arthur, whose ovarian cancer journey inspired it all. After Teresa’s diagnosis, the audio diaries she recorded became the foundation for Overlooked, a powerful podcast spotlighting women’s health issues. Golda’s 20-year career as a journalist has taken her from working at CBC and BBC to creating acclaimed shows like Land of the Giants, Today, Explained, and Over...
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9 months ago
47 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 3: Partners in Progress: Collaborative Ovarian Cancer Research
Join us for a powerful and inspiring conversation with Dr. Marie-Lyne Alcaraz, a dedicated program manager, and Fiona Barvé, a patient partner at Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre. Together, they share a firsthand look into how groundbreaking cancer research and personal resilience intertwine. In this episode, Fiona opens up about her journey, detailing how the Patient Partner Involvement (PPI) group became a vital support during her treatment and transformed her experience. Dr. Alcaraz pro...
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1 year ago
32 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 2: Voices from the seed2STEM Program: Part II
In this episode, we continue exploring the impactful experiences of the seed2STEM program students. seed2STEM program offers paid internships that offer Indigenous youth hands-on opportunities in scientific research. We hear from Maddy, Alyssa and Madi as they share their journeys working in gynecologic cancer research labs. Whether you're interested in science or looking for inspiration, this episode highlights the power of opportunity and growth through mentorship and education. Shana...
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1 year ago
19 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 5 Episode 1: Voices from the seed2STEM Program: Part I
Welcome to the first episode of Season 5! We kick off the new season by exploring the experiences of students from the seed2STEM program, the Summer Research Program for Indigenous Youth. It offers paid internships that offer Indigenous youth hands-on opportunities in scientific research. We hear from Shana, Caty and Catalina as they share their journeys working in gynecologic cancer research labs. Whether you're interested in science or looking for inspiration, this episode highlights the po...
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1 year ago
16 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 4 Episode 10: Passing the Torch: A New Era for the GOSH Podcast
🚀 A New Chapter Begins! Our newest episode is live! Join the conversation as we celebrate the past and look forward to the future with our new co-host, Anita Wright. As Stephanie will transition into her new role as a Knowledge Exchange Leader for Mental Health and Substance Use at Fraser Health, She'll be moving on from the GOSH podcast. We want to extend our deepest gratitude to Stephanie for her incredible dedication, passion, and contributions to the podcast. Today, we want to tak...
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1 year ago
36 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 4 Episode 9: Making Waves: The Story Behind Plunge for the Cure
From childhood memories to global aspirations, every plunge counts in the fight against ovarian cancer. Dive into our latest episode with Jim Shepard to learn more! #MakingWaves #GOSHpodcast Bio: Meet Jim Shepard. The co-chairs of Plunge for the Cure. The Plunge for the Cure Foundation is a registered Canadian charity that was established to raise funds for drug and treatment development targeting ovarian cancer. Jim initiated the foundation motivated by a family member's diagnosis and the ...
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1 year ago
22 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 4 Episode 8: Bridging the Gap: Educating Healthcare Providers on Endometriosis
Delve into the world of endometriosis education with Dr. Natasha Orr as she shares insights on research, advocacy, and patient-centered care. #EndometriosisAwareness #HealthcareEmpowerment Meet Natasha Orr, a researcher at the University of British Columbia (UBC) with a passion for understanding and helping people with endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain. Natasha finished her PhD in 2022, where she studied central sensitization and endometriosis associated pain. During her PhD,...
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1 year ago
24 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 4 Episode 7: Decoding Endometriosis: Insights from Dr. Paul Young
Delve into the complexities of endometriosis with Dr. Paul Young, a distinguished gynecologist and researcher. Gain insights into diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing research efforts in our latest podcast episode! #EndometriosisAwareness #PelvicHealth #MedicalResearch Bio: Dr. Paul Yong (MD, PhD, FRCSC) is a distinguished Gynaecologist, directing the Research Program at the BC Women’s Centre for Pelvic Pain & Endometriosis. Dr. Young’s clinical focus lies in pelvic pain, with a part...
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1 year ago
20 minutes

GOSH Podcast
Season 4 Episode 6: Beyond the Pain: Anna's Journey with Endometriosis
Join us in a powerful conversation with Anna, as she shares her journey with endometriosis, breaking down misconceptions and fostering awareness.🎙️ News Alert! GOSH podcast is now streaming in video format on YouTube.✨ Try out our new format through the link: https://youtu.be/qg5QQb0pyq8 Anna's Bio: Anna Leonova is a dedicated researcher currently pursuing a PhD in Women+ and Children’s Health Sciences at UBC. She holds a BSc in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Tren...
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1 year ago
34 minutes

GOSH Podcast
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...
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1 year ago
29 minutes

GOSH Podcast
In this special bonus episode of the GOSH Podcast, we feature a Pathology Research Rounds session with Dr. Blake Gilks, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia and Regional Medical Director of Laboratories at Vancouver General Hospital. Dr. Gilks reflects on a career defined by mentorship, curiosity, and collaboration — one that has shaped the practice and progress of gynecologic pathology in Canada and beyond. He shares ...