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Curiosity fuels discovery, and in medicine, it’s the key to transformation. Too Curious MDs explores the frontiers of healing through narrative medicine, integrative therapies, psychedelics, and patient-centered care.
Hosted by Dr. Alya Ahmad and Dr. Suraiya Simi Rahman, this podcast challenges the boundaries of traditional medicine, uncovering the untold stories, ethical dilemmas, and groundbreaking research shaping the future of healthcare.
Join the journey—because medicine is more than science; it’s a story.
Hosted by Dr. Alya Ahmad and Dr. Suraiya Simi Rahman, this podcast challenges the boundaries of traditional medicine, uncovering the untold stories, ethical dilemmas, and groundbreaking research shaping the future of healthcare.
Join the journey—because medicine is more than science; it’s a story.
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54 minutes
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Inglese
Stati Uniti
84 episodi
da 11 Febbraio 2025
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Children explore the world with a wide, open attention, while adults narrow that attention toward their immediate goals. Developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik calls it lantern awareness and spotlight awareness, and frames childhood as an evolutionary season of exploration before the ‘exploit’ mo…
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Dr. Lyster brings decades of experience in women's health and a particular focus on helping women navigate hormonal changes in midlife.
In this episode, she joins us to explore the critical questions women face in their 40s and 50s. We discuss why perimenopause starts years before the last period, …
Gina and I met in the healing world around Pasadena. She defines liberatory embodiment as work centered on the energy body, the site of transformation, moving toward the rhythms of a sovereign life. Her guiding line: knowing is not healing. Patients aren’t asked to retell anything — the work happen…
When I used sub-anesthetic ketamine in pediatrics for years, no one blinked. The moment I brought the same molecule to mental health, the stigma arrived, and that gap is really what this episode is about. Nick Nowak walked me through the machinery that sits between a promising psychedelic and a pat…
For most of medical history, we have asked patients to tell us how their brains feel, and then tried to read between the lines. Dr. Mark Tommerdahl offered us a different starting point: a way to measure it. He explained how Brain Gauge uses precisely controlled vibrations on two fingertips to trac…
The track at the end of the episode "Temple Garden Stream" by Shane Aspegren is available here: https://shaneaspegren.bandcamp.com/album/four-bowls-the-high-desert-field-recordings-in-northern-new-mexico
In this episode, we explore sound as medicine with Shane Aspegren, who spent three d…
In this episode I talk with Felicia Johnson about what thirty years of depression actually looked like from the inside, and about the moment it started to lift. Felicia describes the daily, sometimes hourly, suicidal ideation she assumed was simply how life felt, the school that wanted her tested f…
We came into this conversation expecting to talk about safety, and left thinking about humility. Kelan Thomas has spent years studying the pharmacology behind psychedelics, and what struck us most is how often the loudest fears (serotonin syndrome, for one) turn out to be less clear-cut than the he…
In this episode we followed our curiosity into one of the most fascinating questions in medicine: how much of who a child becomes is shaped before they can even remember it? Dr. Laura Hanson has spent about thirty years working with children's brains, and she walks us through her model of how the s…
In this episode of Too Curious MDs, I sit down with Julia Schneider, a narrative-medicine teacher, poet, and pain-care therapist I first met in our original narrative-medicine cohort at Columbia. Julia describes narrative medicine not as a fixed thing but as a mode of attention, a listening practic…
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