Ep 43 | A Terrible Strength: Dr. Kemi Doll on Black Women, Perimenopause, and the Womb Care We're Still Getting Wrong
Perimenopause is already a strange little carnival of bleeding patterns, hot flashes, hormone debates, and wondering whether your body has joined a group chat without you.
Dr. Kemi Doll, gynecologic oncologist, uterine cancer scientist, and author of A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the …
Understanding Uterine Cancer with Dr. Kemi Doll
Hey lady! This week Dr. Dom and Terri welcome Dr. Kemi Doll, a physician, surgeon, researcher, advocate and author of A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb & Your Survival Guide to Healing to sit down and talk to us about the importance of caring for our wombs at all stages of li…
Your Work Doesn't Speak for Itself - The Most Expensive Lie Brilliant Women Believe
Learn how to Speak up for Your Excellence - The Whole Damn Talk.
We've told brilliant women one of the most expensive lies in the world--that if the work is good enough, it'll speak for itself.
It won't.
I just closed out a season of interviews with women whose work has shaped institutions, ideas, …
232 Book Tour Reflections - Audiences, Surprises, and the Problematic Tour Narrative
Fresh off her 11-city book tour, Kemi is looking back at the personal revelations and unexpected lessons she gathered along the way. With the upcoming Essence Fest and Martha’s Vineyard Black Book Festival stops, she unpacks why real-world audience connection matters just as much as hitting sales n…
11. Explaining the Inequity of Women's Healthcare with Dr. Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald
Did you know doctors are paid systematically less for procedures on female anatomy? (For example, 45% more to biopsy a penis than a vagina). This shocking reality, highlighted by creator René Jay @bornwithadarktan and Dr. Kemi Doll’s book A Terrible Strength, is a baked-in structural issue.
In this…
Ep #43: Writing a Book While Working Full Time: An Interview with Kemi Doll, MD
Are you an expert who wants to share your knowledge with the world, but doesn't know how to communicate your expertise into a book, or even where you’d find the time to write it? If you’re ready to take what you know and become the successful author of a nonfiction book, this episode is for you.
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Common Is Not Normal: Black Women, Fibroids & Menopause Care (with Dr. Kemi Doll MD)
What if the reason so many women are told they're fine when they aren't is not an accident but a result of structure?
In this episode of the Wellness and Growth Journeys Podcast, host Mialisa Garnes sits down with Dr. Kemi Doll, MD, gynecologic oncologist and uterine cancer scientist, to name the …
Why Black women are twice as likely to die of this cancer, with Dr Kemi Doll
Gynecologic oncologist Dr. Kemi Doll explains how clinical guidelines built without Black women in mind, and decades of dismissed symptoms means that Black women are twice as likely to die of endometrial cancer. Dr. Doll's newly released book, A Terrible Strength, The Hidden Crisis of the Black Wom…
How to Advocate for your Womb Health after Pregnancy Loss and Infertility with Dr. Kemi Doll
In today's podcast episode, Dr. Kemi Doll, a 43-year-old double board-certified gynecologic oncologist and OBGYN, uterine cancer scientist at the University of Washington, coach for women of color in academic medicine, nonprofit founder supporting Black women with womb cancers, and author of A Terr…
140: Birth Control, Hormones, and Menopause: When Medicine Fails and Wellness Cashes In with Dr. Kemi Doll, MD
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Kemi Doll, a double board-certified OB-GYN and gynecologic oncologist, about endometriosis, fibroids, uterine cancer, PMOS, and hormonal birth control. We examine how wellness influencers exploit real experiences of medical dismissal to promote fear, undermine trus…
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