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The Medical Detectives
The Medical Detectives is a society & culture podcast by Soft Skills Media.
Host: Dr. Erin Nance and Anna O’Brien
Episodes count: 11
Average duration: 70'
Frequency: Weekly
Episodes count: 11
Average duration: 70'
Frequency: Weekly
Episodes
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It wasn’t very enjoyable. It seemed edited in some parts and the quality isn’t great. There was medical misinformation that the surgeon just kind of agreed with. Anna said she has genetic conditions based on a test she did where the doctor who tested her said it’s never been seen before. If it’s never been seen before then it’s not a condition and you can’t say it caused all Anna’s problems. Obesity is a big risk factor for lipedema. Anna lost a lot of weight and body fat in the past, with the same genetics. I think she’s correct in wondering if what her doctors are saying is really true. Also she’s been led to feel that she’s genetically defective and perhaps shouldn’t even have kids based on that. Her doctors seem irresponsible.
That said, Anna speaks well without excessive umms or pauses etc. Dr. Nance didn’t have much input. Based on first episode – Anna’s story
The Dr who refused her an exam & PAP smear should lose their license for malpractice. Your risk of female organ cancers goes up 800% for morbidly obese women. ANY woman who hasn’t had a PAP smear within a year should be given one.
The rest of this is hooey. We’ve seen and heard contradictions about her overeating junk for years, from Anna herself.
Spreads blatant medical misinformation
As someone who has followed the host’s (Anna’s) “journey,” there is no mystery to solve. Other reviews have correctly indicated the same. She has done little, to no, real work in order to assist her diagnoses or reverse health issues caused by her weight.
Platforming her, and allowing her to spew her misinformation to the masses under the guise, and with assistance from a licensed health professional, is truly alarming and should not be supported. She is overweight due to severe overeating in conjunction with lack of activity and potential underlying health issues, but that’s exactly the point.
She may have legitimate health problems, but her weight is severely negatively impacting her overall health and quality of life.
Unfortunately, Anna finds it easier to throw up her hands and question the health system than actually put in the effort to get on track and improve her wellbeing. I’m sure there are much better podcasts which dive into the these important topics with qualified and honest individuals. Give your time to the others, as there is nothing to hear within this one except excuses and a severe case of victimhood.