Episode 37: Discussing domestic violence, rep...

In this episode of The Lebanese Physicians Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Zakia Dimassi, a leader in medical education at Khalifa University, to explore an often overlooked issue in simulation-based training: fatigue in standardized patients (SPs). Drawing from her recent publicati ...  Show more

On April 8, 2026, intense Israeli airstrikes on the middle of day in Beirut led to around 250 dead people and more than 1100 wounded with a lot of people still missing under the rubble. In this powerful episode of the Lebanese Physicians Podcast, we take you inside the devastatin ...  Show more

Ben and Nizar are back for our second remote lockdown episode with all the latest on the coronavirus in Lebanon, the dismantling of the downtown protest camps, and the economic situation. We ask the question on everyone's mind: Where are the Lebanese government's plans for social ...  Show more

‏القطاع الطبي غالي ومخصخص والوصول لإله مش متاح للجميع، فكيف إذا عم نحكي عن صحة جنسية وإنجابية؟ مرقنا على تجارب مختلفة مع المؤسسات الطبية يلي بتعكس ذكورية وعنصرية وتمييز النظام، وتحدثنا عن العوائق يلي منواجهها بسياق لبنان.الاستمارة: bit.ly/30UzMbM 

For nearly three years, Lebanon has been steadily collapsing under the weight of a financial crisis that is one of the worst in the modern world. But what is life like for those who have to live through the situation on the ground?   To be Lebanese is to navigate a slew of dai ...

This episode introduces you to the situation in Lebanon just prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus, and what happened as a result when the outbreak happened. It's a personal episode for us, as Keire is running a fundraiser for Syrian refugee families that she knows in Lebanon ...  Show more