The doctors discuss having transitioned to their natural hair styles in the modern workplace and look at momentum from changing social norms and movements like the C.R.O.W.N Act that have redefined the role of self-image in the workplace.
Over half of all women suffer from Uterine Fibroids and often suffer in silence. This episode discusses the symptoms and treatments available for Uterine Fibroids, sometimes referred to as, “Fireballs In My Ukerus”. For more information on Acessa call us at 770-487-9604 or visit Hologic Acessa For more information on The White Dress Project, please […]
While our hosts prefer to use the scientific clinical terms for anatomy, in this episode they discuss some of the other names for, “down there,” that they’ve come across in their decades serving as gynecologists. While we try to keep the discussion light and humorous and, as always, avoid vulgarity, audience discretion should be advised… […]
As society begins to emerge from the pandemic, we begin to understand many facets of, “the new normal”.
With COVID-19 vaccines now widely available, the doctors of PTCOBGYN discuss vaccine hesitancy among the public to utilize them.
In this episode, we return to some of the discussions we covered in Episode 13 from Season 1 of Take Good Care, Stress During Protest and Pandemic. It’s been a year since our first discussion about the death of George Floyd and protests for social justice and now the recent trial verdict brings the discussion […]
Dr. Karen Greene, Dr. Deanna Guthrie and Dr. Mironda Williams return for an all new season of Take Good Care. This episode, Finding Her Voice, explores the difficulties of finding your unique voice and speaking your truth confidently.
Stress effects on our mental, physical, emotional, or financial health have long been studied and outlined in many books and articles. 2020 has truly been a challenge for all of us across many socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, cultural and professional backgrounds. Are we more prepared as physicians? How does/has it effect personal relationships? How does/has it […]
A look back at what we’ve learned from 2020 and what we look forward to in 2021.
This Thanksgiving we discuss the things we are grateful for in 2020.