From the Exam Room to Social Media: OB-GYN, Pediatrics, and Advocacy
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From the Exam Room to Social Media: OB-GYN, Pediatrics, and Advocacy

B1IntermediateSeptember 2, 202652 min

I’m joined by board-certified OB-GYN and mom of three, Dr. Franziska Haydanek. We chat about balancing clinical practice with social media, fighting online medical misinformation, and navigating the unique pressures on physician creators. We also dive deep into the gaps of U.S. pregnancy and postpartum care. Dr. Fran shares essential advice on self-advocacy in the hospital, the warning signs every new parent should watch for postpartum, and why recovery extends far past the standard six-week mark. We discuss: How doctors balance social media algorithms with nuanced medical advice. Actionable ph...

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I think that's the phrase saying, I'm very concerned. I don't feel right is enough of a

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I'm not leaving until we like figure it out is like, it feels pushy. But like, that's okay.

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I think that's the phrase saying, I'm very concerned. I don't feel right is enough of a trigger for like any clinician to be like, okay, there is real concern. Something is wrong. And I'm not leaving until we like figure it out is like, it feels pushy. But like, that's okay. Like you can be pushy about your health. Hey, everyone, welcome back to the show. It's Dr.

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your online pediatrician, maybe your online friend, and probably someone you wish you could text at 2 AM with health and parenting questions. I'm here for you all, but just not at 2 AM. Before we get into it, thank you so much for being here, for listening, for sharing these episodes and for trusting me with your questions week after week, not

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only on the podcast, but on YouTube and all the social media channels that I'm on. But if you've not already hit that subscribe button. Now is a great time because this fall. I have a new series coming that you are going to be obsessed with. You are going to say what took so long? Why is this the best series ever? So make sure you're subscribed so you don't

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