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The Healthy Project Podcast

The Healthy Project

The Healthy Project Podcast explores the powerful intersection of health, society, and equity through real conversations with changemakers on the front lines of social impact. Each episode features thought leaders, researchers, and advocates who unpack how social structures — from policy to culture — shape the health of communities. Topics we explore include: Health equity and structural determinants Community-driven research and innovation Lived experiences of marginalized populations Public

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My City My Health: Dr. Pat Ford

The Healthy Project Podcast ·

2022/10/25

Join us at the My City My Health Des Moines Health Equity Summit to learn how you can reduce health disparities in your community."Don't underestimate what a big difference you can make as an individual."Dr. Pat Ford is a doctor of physical therapy with a specialty in Orthopedics. he also runs a nonprofit called Project Onyx, which he co-founded. Project Onyx focuses on overcoming health disparities and disparities in the fitness space for black and brown youth, and young adults in the Des

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28:27

The Benefits of Positive Psychology with Dr. Liana...

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2022/10/18

What if there was a science of happiness? "Positive emotions increase prosocial behavior, so it's important for public health as well." - Dr. Liana LianovDr. Liana Lianov is the Global Positive Health Institute founder and a leading expert in positive psychology and lifestyle medicine. She is passionate about this topic because she believes that positive emotions and healthy behaviors go hand in hand. Our brains are wired to look for the negative, but if we can find ways to focus on the

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My City My Health: Dr. Chayla Morris on Reducing...

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2022/10/04

Dr. Chayla Morris joins Krisha on the Healthy project My City My Health edition to discuss how to improve health and equity in the community."Community members can get involved with these efforts to help reduce health disparities. They can do small things to make a long-term difference." -Chayla MorrisChayla Morris is a native of Des Moines and works at Broadlawns Medical Center as their Clinical Pharmacy Coordinator. She is excited about My City, My Health Des Moines, which is taking place

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21:08

Making Healthcare More Inclusive

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2022/09/27

Violet is the first master class platform to teach people about culture, identities, and how to talk about race, gender, and sexuality. In this episode, you will learn: 1. How does Violet help clinicians understand their patients better? 2. What is the future of the Violet platform? 3. How did Gaurang Choksi build a diverse company from a diverse background?About Gaurang Choksi:Gaurang Choksi is a gay man and Indian immigrant. As the CEO and founder of Violet, a company that is working to

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27:48

The Path to Health Equity with Dr. Aletha Maybank,...

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2022/09/20

If you want to learn about health equity and the American Medical Association, then you have to check out this episode. The AMA's Health Equity Education Center provides a wealth of resources so that you can get informed about this important topic. You will learn about the importance of health equity."Health equity is not about good intention or bad intention. It's about the impact of our decisions."Dr. Aletha Maybank is the senior vice president of the American Medical Association. She

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32:56

Patient Safety in Healthcare

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2022/09/13

Patient safety is a serious global public health concern. There is a 1 in a million chance of a person being harmed while traveling by plane. In comparison, there is a 1 in 300 chance of a patient being harmed during health care. Industries with a perceived higher risk such as the aviation and nuclear industries have a much better safety record than health care. (WHO)In this episode, I speak with Dr. Soojin Jun PharmD, a patient safety advocate/activist, passionate about patient safety,

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29:01

Improve Cognitive Function with Exercise

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2022/09/06

You probably already know regular exercise is good for your heart and maintaining a healthy weight and strong muscles, but getting your heart racing can actually help to boost your thinking skills and brain health. There are plenty of good reasons to exercise, whether you want to lose weight, lower your blood pressure, or just feel better about yourself.In this episode, I speak with Dr. Michelle Voss Ph.D., Psychological, and Brain Sciences, The University of Iowa. We discuss:What is the

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26:13

Equitable Imaging w/ Elan Adler

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2022/08/30

Health inequities exist in all medical specialties, including radiology. In this episode with speak with Elan Adler, co-founder at RadButter Health. In this episode we talk about:Challenges in radiology.The role radiology plays in healthcare disparities.Access to radiology services.What is RadButter?Connect with ElanLinkedinTwitterWebsiteConnect with Corey:https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreydlewis/**My City My Health Conference 2022**In Person:

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Dr. Allison Young on Managing Anxiety and Depression

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2022/08/23

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Allison Young. Dr. Young is a board-certified psychiatrist and works with people who have a wide range of mental health issues. She is also into lifestyle medicine and thinks that it's important to differentiate between anxiety that is clinical and anxiety that is not. Clinical anxiety is defined by a specific constellation of symptoms and it impacts your functioning for six months or more. I see a lot of people in the wellness world who try to manage their

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24:38

The Impact of Health Disparities with Dr. Andrea Willis

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2022/08/16

How can we improve health and reduce health inequity? By speaking to healthcare professionals, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs. In this episode, you will learn 1. The impact of social determinants on health 2. Racism as a public health threat 3. Disparities caused by social determinants of healthHere's a breakdown of what is covered:[00:00:00] - Corey from the healthy project.[00:00:56] - Welcome Dr. Andrea Willis.[00:01:23] - Getting up in the morning.[00:05:41] - How does racism impact

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24:19

Bridging the Gap Between Poverty & Wealth w/ Marlon...

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2022/08/09

If you're always worried about money, you're not alone. Find out the psychology behind scarcity and how it affects financial decision-making and mental health. You will learn how to overcome the psychological effects of scarcity."I feel like, for the longest time, I was trying to figure out what is kind of my calling or purpose in life, and I believe I found it."Marlon Ewing is the founder of Bridging the Gap, a financial wellness organization that helps people of color build wealth and

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19:18

Leveraging Telehealth to Close Gaps in Care

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2022/08/02

" Telehealth has a place in healthcare, and it's going to help us make gains in some of the inequities that take place in the healthcare world."In this episode, I speak with Cody Hall, CEO of Octiva HealthcareResources:My City My Health Conference 2022Connect with CodyLinkedinFollow me on:InstagramFacebookYouTubeTwitterLinkedInWebsiteLoved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here:Apple PodcastSpotifySupport the showSupport the show★ Support this podcast ★

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28:05

Marisol Gonzalez: The Health Impacts of Climate Change

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2022/07/26

"I would say that as a doctor, nurse, or public health professional, you can use your powerful and trusted voice, get involved, and make sure this happens."Marisol Gonzalez is an environmental health researcher who has worked as a medical humanitarian aid worker. She is passionate about climate change and health and works to raise awareness about the health impacts of climate change.About Marisol Yglesias-GonzalezI am an environmental health researcher and I study how climate change affects

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29:15

The Power of Pharmacists in Improving Medication...

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2022/07/19

Become a supporter of The Healthy Project!When a patient's cultural background and mistrust of the healthcare system collide, it creates a barrier to medication adherence."I always try to keep that spirit of advocacy on the forefront of whatever I'm doing."Chayla Morris is a Clinical Pharmacist and coordinator for Broadlawns Medical Center. She has a background in chronic disease state management and is passionate about patient advocacy. In the interview, they discuss medication adherence

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69:18

The Pandemic of Physical Inactivity with Dr. Steven...

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2022/07/12

Become a supporter of The Healthy Project! There has been widespread acceptance of physical activity as a global public health issue, with many countries including it as part of their national public health plans. Unfortunately, physical activity is often treated as a secondary factor hidden in broad non-communicable disease planning efforts.About Steven Loy Ph.DSteven Loy, Ph.D. is an exercise physiologist with a current emphasis on creating more visibility for the field of Kinesiology in

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Workplace Wellness on Employee Health W/ Coach Melody

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2022/07/05

"Workplace wellness during the pandemic." can cause all sorts of pain. Case in point: You feel overwhelmed and underprepared to care for yourself and others during the pandemic.. Coach Melody has been there and I'm excited to share her solution with you in this episode.Coach Melody is a health and wellness expert who focuses on corporate wellness. She is the founder and president of Unwrapped You and has been working in the wellness industry since 2013.This is Coach Melody's story...Coach

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26:59

Taking Action on Health Disparities with Joy Marsh

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2022/06/28

Join us as we speak with Joy Marsh, Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at UCare. She discusses the importance of collaboration and community in addressing health disparities."The more we can stay curious, understand more of what the current costs are for everyone, then the more we begin to appreciate the investments that are being made in the places, even if we don't feel as though those investments directly benefit us."Joy Marsh is the Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at UCare

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33:04

The Public Good with Dr. Joe Smyser

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2022/06/21

With so much information out there it's hard to know what or who to trust when it comes to public health information."Public health is hard. Nobody goes into it for the money or the acclaim. People work many long hours."- Leana S. WenCorey Dion Lewis is a clinical health coach and host of The Healthy Project podcast. The podcast's purpose is to discuss how to improve health and reduce health inequity by speaking to healthcare professionals, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs. About Dr. Joe

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20:48

Embrace the Race with Toshia Burrell

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2022/06/14

After the death of Ahmaud Arbery, people of color who were avid runners felt something they never thought they would feel running before - afraid and anxious."Service is what life is all about." - Mary and Wright EdelmanCorey Dion Lewis is a clinical health coach and host of The Healthy Project podcast. The purpose of the podcast is to discuss how to improve health and reduce health inequity by speaking to healthcare professionals, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs. Toshia Burrell is the

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24:45

Promoting Physical Activity in Underserved...

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2022/05/10

Physical inactivity is one of the leading risk factors for noncommunicable disease mortality. People who are insufficiently active have a 20% to 30% increased risk of death compared to people who are sufficiently active (WHO) We all know the benefits, but many people still fall short of the recommended activity levels. In this episode, I interview Cedric Bryant, President, and Chief Science Officer at the American Council on Exercise (ACE). We discuss:The importance of community

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