How to Win at Women’s Health | Dr. Marjorie R. Jenkins

Navigating the healthcare system as a woman can feel like a losing game. In this episode, women’s medicine and health policy expert Dr. Marjorie Jenkins talks about the state of women’s healthcare, and what we can do to advocate for a better future. Dr. Marjorie R. Jenkins is the dean at the University of South Carolina’s School of Medicine Greenville and the chief academic officer for Prisma Health-Upstate. Previously, she was a professor of medicine and associate dean at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and founder as well as the chief scientific officer of the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health. She served the FDA from 2015 to 2019 as the director of medical and scientific initiatives for the Office of Women's Health, where she provided scientific and health policy expertise.Dr. Jenkins launched the annual U.S. Sex and Gender Education Summit. She was co-editor of a signature textbook, How Sex and Gender Impact Clinical Practice: An Evidence-Based Guide to Patient Care, published in 2020. She is co-author of “Why Women Aren’t Winning at Health”, published in May 2023 by WorldChangers Media. 
Discussed in this episode:
Why women aren’t currently winning at health What is sex and gender-specific healthcare? How can women get better healthcare?Standards for medical training regarding the female bodyHot topics in women’s healthcare todayMenopause and hormone therapyPositive and negative outlooks of using Artificial Intelligence in medicine How women can find the right healthcare provider <br/>
“The first thing I say to women patients is: Whatever you tell me, I’m going to believe you.” - Dr. Marjorie Jenkins
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Mentioned: Sex Matters in Healthcare | Dr. Alyson McGregorMentioned: Decoding Metabolic Syndrome | Dr. Robert Lustig Learn more about OMRecommended Books on Breaking Taboos in Women's Health  More Episodes on Menopause NAMS: www.menopause.org Dr. Jenkins on Instagram: @deanofthegreenDr. Jenkins on Twitter: @deanofthegreen<br/>
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