This podcast is so good, because she’s a real journalist asking real questions with real experts. Kind of like an NPR show.

Everything is bikini medicine. This is new I need. Thank you.

A very timely podcast that is academic and it’s quality it engaging in its conversational tone. Excellent interviewing and interviewees and very relevant topics.

Came across an advertisement for this podcast in an anxiety support sub-reddit. The title read, “The heart condition commonly misdiagnosed as a panic attack.” It proceeds to talk about a healthy young woman who is suddenly and tragically gripped by a condition that she mistook for something less severe. It talks about how this condition is “understudied” and many health professionals are “unaware” of it, adding even more to its mysterious power. I hope that the fear-mongering hypocrisy of advertising a “your panic attack could be surprisingly deadly” advertisement to a group of people suffering from health anxiety disorder, thereby worsening their anxiety, while pretending to be working in the name of “Empowered Health” is incredibly amoral, exploitative crap.

Just started listening after seeing it mentioned somewhere else and I am hooked! So much information available that is helpful and relevant to me.

This podcast is my go to for upcoming developments in news and health. It’s accessible and engaging all the while informative. Exciting on every end!!

I love listening to this podcast because the content is interesting, meaningful and backed up with credible sources. I always look forward to new episodes!

This podcast hits topics that so many others are not willing to address. This is one of them. This is groundbreaking stuff. Do yourself a favor and check it out !

Great new podcast that goes deep into women’s health related issues from new science research to exploring the validity of click-bait claims about diet trends.

Love this show!! Cant wait for more episodes on mental health.

“Diabetes” is a difficult disease to understand especially when generalizing. There are distinct differences in the 2 types of diabetes and their treatment. For example Virta Health (at least last time I applied to their program) only accepts Type2 diabetics into their program. One of the reasons i speculate is because the diet they are using to reverse Type2 diabetes produces ketone bodies and ketones in a Type 1 diabetic is a tricky dynamic. The second reason I presume is Type1 diabetics only make up approximately 10% or so of the population. Type1’s are not the epidemic it is Type2. The two types of diabetes are not the same and should never be discussed under the all encompassing term “diabetes”. As evidence by this poor, confusing attempt at being informed and informing. As Amy interviews the Doctor from the ADA. He switches back and fourth between the two disease as if they are one in the same making no differentiation between the two. Which i submit is the reason why Emily grows more confused. It’s super frustrating listening to their conversation because he’s exploiting her ignorance on the topic intentionally. She comes from a good place and I admire her persistence and finding the truth. ADA is a snake in the grass.

there is definitely a need for this show. lots of room to answer questions the news is not reporting on about women. excited to find out all about the female mind & body 😁😁😁

Great, and much needed, podcast on women's health. Enjoyed the episode, which was well-produced and thorough. Looking forward to more.

Emily Kumler has an engaging way of expressing herself and telling a story. She is extremely informed on her topic and asks the perfect questions of her guests. I suspect that she can take any subject matter and make a very interesting story from it.

I am impressed by Emily Kumler. I have been following her for years. She is super smart. I appreciate how she breaks down and explains complex information in an accessible way.