Black Women’s Health

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Is Ozempic the New Menopause Fix? Let's talk GLPs & HRT Sep 04, 2025

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From Facebook groups to celebrity headlines, woen are promoting GLPs (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro) as magic fix for menopause. Are we mixing hype with science. Are we being sold another expensive quick fix, and what does this mean for women's health.

Serena + GLPs: Sellout or Solution Aug 28, 2025

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Serena"s the face, but Ro is the system. And the system we're moving toward may not be about health for all. It may not be about health at all - it may be about profit.

Black Maternal Mortality : What McKinsey Missed Aug 21, 2025

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Reducing Black maternal mortality isn't just a moral imperative - it improves health outcomes for all women and strengthens the economy. McKinsey's new report lays out a five-point strategy, but is it enough? In this episode, Dr. Rahman breaks it down: what they got right, what's missing, and what else needs to be done. Group prenatal care, Medicaid reform and Black leadership in clinical trials must be part of the conversation. Listen in for a provocative, fact-based take on how we can truly save lives.

Rihanna: Pregnancy spacing. .How close is too close? Aug 14, 2025

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Rihanna's back-to-back pregnancies have sparked conversations about pregnancy spacing - how close is too close between births? In this episode, we break down what research says about short pregnancy intervals, the risks for mom and baby. Whether you're planning your next child or just curious about the medical facts, you'll learn what's recommended and why timing matters.

Fibroids: Don't Wait for Symptoms - Do This Now Aug 07, 2025

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In this episode of Black Women's Health, discover how to:- Spot your risk early - ethnicity, family history, and low vitamin D matter- Use routine ultrasound and lab tests to catch fibroids before they grow, before they become symptomatic- cut every day exposures that can fuel fibroid growth- choose treatment based on your age, fertility goals and symptoms - not every woman with fibroids needs a hysterectomy.

Doctor, Heal Thyself. Jul 31, 2025

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What happens when the healer needs healing? In this episode, Dr, Rahman shares the story of a retired cardiologist who struggled with fatigue, high blood pressure, accelerating biological age unitl he change made changes available to all of us.If your doctor isn't living well, what does that mean for your care. And more importantly, how can you take control of your own health,This is not about blame, it's about possibility.

Vulvar Cancer: Her Story. No Shame. No Silence. Jul 24, 2025

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She never imagined she'd be diagnosed with vulvar cancer. But when it happened, she had to search for a way not only to survive but to continue living with joy and purpose. Now, after completing treatment and living with side effects, she's sharing her story out loud.In this powerful episode of Black Women's Health, Dr. Rahman talks with a former patient who reached out to be heard. Together, they unpack what it meas to be diagnosed with a rare cancer, how treatment can impact the body and spirit, and why shame has no place in healing.This isn't just about cancer - it's about courage, womanhood and reclaiming your voice.Whether it's you who is facing a diagnosis, whether you're supporting someone with a health crises, or simply looking for truth in women's health, this episode is for you. Because silence doesn't serve us - and shame has no place in women's healthcare.

Deepfakes in Healthcare: Hope, Hype or Harm? Jul 17, 2025

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Deepfakes are usually seen as a threat - but could they also be a tool for healing?In this episode, Dr. Rahman explores the surprising, emerging role of AI-generated avatars and deepfake technology in healthcare. AI may offer real solutions - but it also brings serious risks: misinformation, bias and the loss of trust.Are deepfakes a danger to Black Health- or an opportunity to reshape it? Topics covered- The potential to AI avatars to improve patient education- Hidden dangers: bias, liability, and misinformation - What we must demand from AI in healthcare moving forwardSubscribe for more honest , unapologetic conversations about today's healthcare.

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A Recent Viola Davis Diabetes Video Was Fake: 300K Watched It Jul 09, 2025

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What if the video you saw from a trusted celebrity wasn't real?In this episode, Dr. Rahan shares a chilling firsthand account of a deepfake ad featuring Viola Davis - an AI manipulated video that twisted a real interview about diabetes into a fake endorsement for diabetes "tincture". With over 306,00 views and more than 500 shares, the ad was convincing, dangerous and totally false.Dr. Rahman explains how scammers are now using deepfake technology to mimic real people, rewrite their words and push unregulated health products. She discusses what you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones from falling for health misinformation online.In a world where faces and voices can be faked, how do you know what's true? Stay informed. Stay safe.

Crisis Pregnancy Centers- Fact vs Fiction Jun 26, 2025

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What really happens when you walk into a Crisis Pregnancy Center?In this episode of Black Women's Health Podcast, Dr. Rahman pulls back the curtain on CPCs- center that often look like medical clinics but may not offer full unbiased reproductive care.We break down:- What CPCs are (and what they're not)- Why they often target Black women and low income women- Misinformation about abortion pill reversalWhether you're pregnant , supporting someone who is , or just want to understand the difference between fact and fiction- this episode is for you.Empower yourself with real knowledge. Your health deserves truth.

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