How medicine mansplained women’s health

It makes sense that we run away from scary things. That’s a good way to stay alive. But why do some people also love scary things? Why do people gravitate toward horror?Guests: Mathias Clasen and Marc Andersen, co-directors of the Recreational Fear Lab at Aarhus UniversityFor sho ...  Show more

Drugs like ecstasy and mushrooms have shown promise as mental health treatments, but they’re also exposing some major cracks in how scientists study the brain.Guests: Jonathan Lambert, science journalist; Boris Heifets, professor at Stanford University of Medicine; Amy Mcguire, p ...  Show more

Scientists don’t understand why so many people suffer from Covid-19 symptoms for months, well after they stop testing positive. But that’s just the start of the mystery. There are other diseases that cast these long shadows, and they point to a major blind spot in medicine.For mo ...  Show more

Dr. med. Angela Schuster und Pauline Meurer, Berlin Sexuell übertragbare Infektionen (STI) bei Frauen sind in vielen medizinischen Angebote nicht direkt mitgedacht. Die Hausarztpraxis kann ein Ort sein, an dem das Thema STI einen Raum und Patientinnen Orientierung finden. Die All ...  Show more

Doctors have suffered psychologically throughout the pandemic, but as Vox’s Julia Belluz reports, those who seek mental health treatment in the US put their careers at risk.Transcript at vox.com/todayexplained.Support Today, Explained by making a financial contribution to Vox! bi ...  Show more

Welcome to part 5 (of 6) of our Bulletproof Radio Sexual Energy Series! We’re bringing you lots of new information about sexual health, wellness, research, devices, and performance. We’re combining that with special offers, discounts and all kinds of resources on the Dave Asprey ...  Show more