HealthierU

Produced and hosted by students at Emory University’s Center for the Study of Human Health, HealthierU is a podcast that aims to make sense of the science behind human health. This season, we’re diving into our generation’s burning health questions. Questions like: Is it bad to use the internet to diagnose yourself? Why do so many athletes get eating disorders, and why are they so hard to spot? Is sugar really so dangerous? To find the answers, we’re talking to scientists, nutritionists, counselors, medical professionals and regular folks, every week on HealthierU.

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HealthierU | Is Sugar Really So Bad?

HealthierU | Is Sugar Really So Bad?

When host Kayla Barry was diagnosed with PCOS in high school, she had to give up her beloved Swedish Fish. In this episode, Kayla explores the multifaceted world of sugar, from how it functions in the...

25 Mar 20248min

HealthierU | We Need To Talk About Autism and Sex Ed

HealthierU | We Need To Talk About Autism and Sex Ed

Public school sexual education is patchy enough to begin with, but what about students who aren’t in the mainstream classes? For people with intellectual disabilities, sexual education is lacking at b...

18 Mar 20248min

HealthierU | Why Aren’t There More Men in Nursing?

HealthierU | Why Aren’t There More Men in Nursing?

Nursing shortages are nothing new in the United States—the problem goes back almost a hundred years. And since men make up only 12% of the nursing workforce, the solution appears simple: Get more men ...

11 Mar 20248min

HealthierU | What is Ikigai, and Can It Make Me Happy?

HealthierU | What is Ikigai, and Can It Make Me Happy?

In this episode, Alexa Espinosa explores the science of happiness, from ancient Greece to Japan and beyond. A TikTok creator shares his experience using the Japanese concept of Ikigai to enhance life ...

4 Mar 202412min

HealthierU | Why Is It So Hard To Spot Eating Disorders in Athletes?

HealthierU | Why Is It So Hard To Spot Eating Disorders in Athletes?

Everyone knows an athlete. What is harder to know is why so many of them are at risk for developing an eating disorder: as high as 25%, according to some research. In this episode, host Meg Woodward t...

26 Feb 202410min

HealthierU | Can Doulas and Home Births Make Childbirth Safer for Black Women?

HealthierU | Can Doulas and Home Births Make Childbirth Safer for Black Women?

Maternal death rates in the Black community are alarming. Some think the solution may lie in empowering Black mothers to give birth at home, with culturally appropriate assistance offered by doulas. I...

16 Feb 202411min

COVID Chronicles | Exercise & Training Strategies for a Post-Pandemic World

COVID Chronicles | Exercise & Training Strategies for a Post-Pandemic World

With the rise of social media usage, exercise and diet culture have influenced a large number of people, and today’s youth is among them. In this episode, Snehitha Vardhineni speaks to experts in the ...

17 Mai 20221h 22min

COVID Chronicles | Quarantined Happiness: The Pandemic’s Effects on Young Adults & Teens

COVID Chronicles | Quarantined Happiness: The Pandemic’s Effects on Young Adults & Teens

What is on your mind? Can you handle one more thing? Quarantined Happiness aims to set the stage on the conversation around mental health and the effects of the pandemic on society’s most fragile, yet...

10 Mai 202241min

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