About The Episode
What does it mean to be healthy and to care for our bodies? This hour, physician and writer Jen Gunter empowers us to cut through false medical claims and make informed decisions about our health.
About Jen Gunter
Jen Gunter is an OB/GYN and pain medicine physician. She's also a writer and the host of the new TED podcast,
Gunter is the author of The Preemie Primer, the New York Times Bestseller , and , which was published in 2021.
She has contributed to The New York Times, The Cut, USA Today, The Hill, and Self. She writes about reproductive health, science, and social media. She also writes on those topics in her blog, . She's been called Twitter's resident gynecologist, the Internet's OB/GYN, and a fierce advocate for women's health.
She holds degrees from the University of Winnipeg and The University of Manitoba College of Medicine. Her residency in obstetrics and gynecology was completed at the University of Western Ontario, following which she completed a fellowship at The University Of Kansas Medical Center.
Featured Speakers
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James Randi:
How do we separate fact from fiction? , professional conjurer turned debunker, shows us how we all make assumptions and how not to fall into the trap of believing false information.
Giulia Enders:
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This episode of TED Radio Hour was produced by and . It was edited by Sanaz Meshkinpour.
Our production staff also includes , , James Delahoussaye, , Janet W. Lee, and Fiona Geiran. Jeff Rogers is our executive producer. Our audio engineer is Daniel Shukhin.
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