This is the first in the series on uncovering health care disparities in the United States. This week Dr. Hirsch uncovers breast health disparities, including discussing differences in incidence and mortality of breast cancer. She also discuss social factors that play a role into the differences in breast health including genetic factors, poverty, diet, physical inactivity, cultural factors and more. Listen in to this empowering and educational episode and comment along!



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39. Life lessons learned from Coronavirus.

I’m Dr. Heather Hirsch, board-certified internist, menopause specialist, and founder of the Menopause &amp; Midlife Clinic at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.
Welcome to my podcast where I give you the straight tea on everything midlife and menopause—real symptoms, real solutions, and what actually works—so you can understand your body and take back control of your health.
For a deeper dive into my no BS approach to menopause care, I’ve written Unlock Your Menopause Type and The Perimenopause Survival Guide. You can find me most days guiding patients at The Collaborative, my telemedicine practice