Videos
Food contamination: Whose fault is it?! #ultraprocessedfoods #obesity #womenshealth #prenatalcare
You (the food industry) add it. You (the government) allow it. I eat it because it tastes good. Some call it addictive - “bet you can’t eat just one”. I’m told my obesity is my fault. I’m told I need to exercise more discipline or I’m offered GLP-1s. Go figure.
Breast Arterial Calcifications? Should I be worried? #aging #breast calcifications #heart disease
Joy, Health and Wellbeing for Women 40+ | Personal Coach Rhonda Williams
In this episode of Black Women's Health, Dr Sharan Abdul Rahman speaks with personal coach Rhonda Williams about finding joy, purpose and wellbeing after 40. Together they discuss practical strategies to help women prioritize themseles and create healthier, more fulfilling lives. Website: https://rhondaonamission.com Black Women's Health podcast: https://doctorrahman.com
Women on the Front Lines, But Not Leading #disasterrelief #emergencyresponders #worldeconomicforum
Are Your Ovaries Useful After Menopause? The answer may surprise you. #postmenopause #womenshealth
Climate Change and Women’s Health: If it’s too hot for you, imagine if you were pregnant
“Climate Change and Women’s Health: Why Pregnancy Must Be Part of the Climate Conversation” Author: Dr. Sadia Khalid The European Sting - Critical News & Insights on European Politics, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Business & Technology - Europeansting.com #climatechange #womenshealth #pregnancy #miscarriages #preeclampsia #foodinsecurity #airpollution #ACOG
When the Doctors Aren't Sure About Your Diagnosis: Living with an Atypical Medical Illness
Hear her uplifting story and be inspired..
When Your Medical Illness is Atypical #MUMS#migraines#helpmemakethismakesense#healthandhealing
Educational video by Dr. Sharan Abdul Rahman, MD. Here the courageous story of Ms. Syndia Payne Curious about fibroids? Check out the following: Read more on Substack - https://sharanabdulrahman.substack.com Visit the website - https://doctorrahman.com Share your experience - Fibroid Survey - https://forms.gle/MS5qAEBaVcSRkqGn8
When the Doctors Aren't Sure About Your Diagnosis: Living with an Atypical Medical Illness
Hear her uplifting story and be inspired..
When Your Medical Illness is not Typical: Living with "MUMS"
Educational video by Dr. Sharan Abdul Rahman, MD. Listen to her lived experiences.. Still curious about fibroids? Check out the following: Read more on Substack - https://sharanabdulrahman.substack.com Visit the website - https://doctorrahman.com Share your experience - Fibroid Survey - https://forms.gle/MS5qAEBaVcSRkqGn8
They Want to Talk to YOU on the Black Women’s Health Platform
Let’s see what they have to say..
Just for You: Additives for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks. Eat at Your Own Risk.
Bet You Can’tEat Just One:Tasty Chemicals in Your Snack
And we wondered why we are obese, sick and addicted to the highly processed foods in our diet.
Does Annual Ultrasound Screening for Fibroids Save Money?
Insightful and informative interview with Dr. Bhuchitra Singh, John Hopkins researcher who has spent 10+ years researching fibroids. His most recent paper question whether it makes sense to give women in the US annual ultrasound: Does it save money? How does this help women? Great Interview. 5 Stars. Cost-effectiveness of…
Documentary to watch: “Listen To Me”- A Different Way to Commemorate Juneteenth
A documentary by two Black women about Black maternal mortality- “I wanted to make sure that the research was accessible and understandable for the general audience , and especially Black mothers” said co-director Kanika Harris. Listen to Me is now streaming on the PBS website and app. For more information,…
Women! How to Reduce Your Risk for Heart Attack and Look Good
Resistance Training, Aerobic Activity, Television Viewing, and Risk of Major Cardiovascular Events in U.S. Women Authors: Tianyue Zhang, Yiwen Zhang, Dong Hoon Lee, Leandro F.M. Rezende, Xinyu Wang, Chao Zheng chao_zheng@zju.edu.cn, and Edward Giovannucci egiovann@hsph.harvard.edu
How You treat Your Neighbor Matters
This is a slight digression from focusing on women’s health particularly Black women’s health, but I am a physician. I offer this as “food for thought”.