WomensMosaic

Karen and Elizabeth talk toRebecca Clarren, an award winning journalist and author about her new book, The Cost Of Free Land: Jews, Lakota and an American Inheritance. Rebecca has been writing about the American West for over 20 years and her work has appeared in publications such as Mother Jones, Indian Country today and the […]

Karen and Elizabeth continue their talk with Dr. Carol Marquez. Dr. Marquez was affiliated with OHSU (Oregon Health Sciences University) for 23 years and was Elizabeth’s doctor. Their conversation is centered on Dr. Marquez’s work to treat breast cancer. Her CV is impressive: Dr. Marquez is a radiation oncologist and the medical director of the

Karen and Elizabeth talk to Dr. Carol Marquez. She was affiliated with OHSU (Oregon Health Sciences University) for 23 years and was Elizabeth’s doctor. Their conversation is centered Dr. Marquez’s work to treat breast cancer. Her CV is impressive: Dr. Marquez is a radiation oncologist and the medical director of the Stanford Cancer Center in

The Women’s Mosaic joined by Doctor Alison R Huang, a senior research associate in the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Department of Epidemiology. Elizabeth talks to her about her role as a core faculty member at the Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health and the landmark ACHIEVE study.

Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison have a conversation with Michelle Bart, the Founder and President of NWCAVE, the National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation. The name of the organization clearly spells out what they’re working on. In this episode, you’ll hear what NWCAVE is doing about it. There was so much to cover

Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison have a conversation with Michelle Bart, the Founder and President of NWCAVE, the National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation. The name of the organization clearly spells out what they’re working on. In this episode, you’ll hear what NWCAVE is doing about it. There’s lot to cover so this

Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison welcome pharmacists Kelsey Wallace and Julie Greco to discuss how patients can protect themselves from human error, educate their kids about drugs and more. According toAMCP.org, medication errors are among the most common in medicine. Harming at least 1.5 million people every year, patient safety is a major concern.

Midwives are traditionally in attendance during labor and delivery in Asia, Africa and Europe, but in the United States there are many misconceptions about their role. Mila Jenkins, Naomi O’Callahan and Serenity Quiggle, practice midwifery at Vancouver Community Midwives. Naomi and Serenity help us understand their role as modern clinicians, the sacred nature of childbirth

Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison talk to Dr. Loretta Shields. Dr. Shields, who hasbackgrounds in public health and pastoral counseling, is on a mission to help women all over the world show up as their best selves as they cultivatethe best relationships possible.The truth is, she doesn’t just “get” us. She knows how to

Recommendations for breast cancer screening have changed.Susan Stearns, Chief Executive Officer ofThe Pink Lemonade Project, joins us to talk about breast cancer. If our treatments are more effective and our knowledge has increased, why is it not all good news? Stearns talks about symptoms, new data regarding “patient age” at occurrence, the disparities that exist