MIS(Treated)

@namshine explores how medicine has – and still is – failing women, and speaks to the people looking to make a difference. A TVO podcast.

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Why is women's health under-researched, underfunded and misunderstood?

(MIS)Treated returns with @namshine on Thursday, Oct. 1 for Season 2. Listen wherever you get your podcasts and, for the first time, watch on @TVO Thursdays at 8:30pm.

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For decades, ADHD research overlooked girls and women. Research has since linked ADHD to serious risks including self-harm and intimate partner violence.

@cciccone talks with @namshine about what it means to be diagnosed later in life. https://t.co/ez22JkDlYp

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“I had to go back and unpack sort of the story I’d been telling myself about my life.” — @cciccone tells @namshine about being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult.

Watch (MIS)Treated tonight at 8:30pm on @tvo, or listen now: https://t.co/4Lk01rsi6m

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“As a former elite athlete, I felt menopause as an extra betrayal.”

Clara Hughes tells @namshine how menopause and injury changed her relationship with her body.

Recorded live at the @rotmanschool.

Listen Oct. 29 on (MIS)Treated: https://t.co/jjk863L31J

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Tonight, @namshine sits down with Clara Hughes at @rotmanschool to talk about her new memoir, "Learning to Breathe," midlife changes, mental health, and menopause. Watch their conversation Oct. 29 on (MIS)Treated.

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“It’s such a lonely experience.” — author @cciccone on girls growing up with ADHD that goes unrecognized, and how that can affect self-esteem. She speaks with @namshine about her own experience and ADHD’s “lost generation.” https://t.co/bttDKMWRDn

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What’s the plan for Healthcare in Ontario? Not much. 😞
Interview with Natalie Mehra, Ontario Health Coalition on The Thread with Nam Kiwanuka | TVO Today on YouTube
#OntarioHealthcare #onpoli #HealthCarePlan #PublicHealthcare

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More on what these findings could mean for women seeking an autoimmune diagnosis, from The Guardian: https://t.co/Uci3m6WfgK

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Women make up about 80% of autoimmune disease patients. New research finds they’re also more likely to wait longer for a diagnosis or have their condition misdiagnosed as psychiatric or psychosomatic.

@namshine spoke with @DrGaborMate on (MIS)Treated: https://t.co/86XHXrB5LC

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Read the Cambridge University study, published in eClinicalMedicine on Oct. 12: https://t.co/pWSbWOPM73

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(MIS)Treated investigates: Ehlers-Danlos syndromes https://t.co/PnMOT6vM4i

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People with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) wait an average of 22 years for a diagnosis. Why can it take so long to get answers? On Thursday's (MIS)Treated, we speak with neurologist Dr. Danny Monsour about the challenges of diagnosing hEDS. https://t.co/jjk863LARh

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Why can it be so difficult for people with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome to get answers and care? On (MIS)Treated, @namshine speaks with patients and families searching for answers and doctors who disagree about how these conditions should be treated. https://t.co/PavafKvXRN

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@mistreatedtvo @namshine A big thank you to @namshine for her compassionate and caring interview. I’m used to being the one asking questions! I’m grateful for the chance to speak to raise awareness about the need for more breast cancer research - for our daughters, sisters, mothers and friends.

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@CityCynthia @namshine Living a "grateful life" with breast cancer | (MIS)Treated
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"Life is for living with joy." — @CityCynthia joins @namshine to talk about breast-cancer awareness, earlier screening, navigating treatment in the public eye, and why Stage 4 isn't the end of the story on a new episode of (MIS)Treated, Oct. 8. https://t.co/jjk863L31J

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"I'm not living with cancer. It's just hitching a ride on my amazing life." @CityCynthia joins @namshine on (MIS)Treated to talk about going public with her diagnosis and living a grateful life with Stage 4 breast cancer. https://t.co/sNBC8B1T2F

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To raise awareness and money for his daughter's surgery, Sydney's father Joe recently pushed her empty wheelchair from London to Toronto.

Read more about his journey: https://t.co/C8KVDyVzfS

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After Sydney Gesualdi shared her struggle accessing care for EDS and CCI, we heard from Canadians across the country facing similar barriers. That led @namshine and the (MIS)Treated team to spend 6+ months investigating. Oct. 15 at 8:30pm on TVO: https://t.co/jjk863LARh

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🔬 Genre: Science & Education

(MIS)Treated: Why is it so hard to get care for the menopause transition?

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We're thrilled to share that (MIS)Treated has been nominated for two @signalawards 🎉

A huge thank you to our incredible guests, listeners, and community for making these conversations possible.

Please consider voting for us before October 15.

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📻 Craft: Best Live Podcast Recording

(MIS)Treated: Why is it so hard to get care for the menopause transition?

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