seX & whY

Show Notes for Podcast Eleven of seX & whY Host: Jeannette Wolfe Interview with Dr. Cara Tannenbaum, Professor in the Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy at the Université de Montréal in Canada, and Scientific Director of the Institute of Gender and Health of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Definitions Biological Sex- chromosomes, hormones, reproductive anatomy, usually binary Gender- so...

Show Notes for Podcast Ten of seX & whY Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guests: Adam Kellogg, Associate residency directory and medical education fellowship director UMMS - Baystate and Mike Gisondi, Vice-chair of education at Stanford Topic: How to Give Better Feedback What is bad feedback - Vague Nonactionable Feedback on non-malleable attributes - like gender, age Sandwich model Done in public place in f...

Show Notes for Podcast Nine of seX & whY Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guests: Dr. Dan O'Connor, Dr. Anna Mueller Topic: Gender Differences in Resident Evaluation Welcome back to Sex and Why. In this episode I am joined by Dr. Dan O'Connor, a dermatology resident at Harvard and co-founder of Monte Carlo software that makes apps for medical educators, and Dr. Anna Mueller, who is a medical sociologist and...

Show Notes for Podcast Eight of seX & whY Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guests: Dr. John Coates Topic: The Influence of Testosterone and Cortisol on Decision Making, With Neuroscientist Dr. John Coates Dr. John Coates is a neuroscientist and author of The hour between dog and wolf- how risk taking transforms the body and mind.  He is an ex-trader and now runs Dewline Research. He studies how subtle uncons...

Show Notes for Podcast Seven of seX & whY, Part 2 Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guests: Dr. Neha Raukar, Emergency and Sports Medicine Physician Katherine Snedaker, Executive Director of Pink Concussions Topic: Sex and Gender Differences in Concussions This is part II of our discussion about concussion with Katherine Snedaker and Neha Rauker. Today's podcast focuses on recovery and prevention. Here are th...

Show Notes for Podcast Seven of seX & whY, Part 1 Thank you for Alyson McGregor for correctly pointing out that although the NIH, as of January 2016, does require its basic scientists to include both males and female animals in their grant proposals it is not called the "Research for All Act". The Research for All Act of 2014 is actually a bill sponsored by Congressman Jim Cooper of Tennessee that...

Show Notes for Podcast Six of Sex & Why Hosts: Jeannette Wolfe and Dr. Anne Litwin PhD Topic: New Rules for Women In this episode, Dr. Anne Litwin PhD joined me to discuss the findings of her book New Rules for Women. This book highlights the results of her extensive research on the challenges women can face when working with other women in a professional environment. Dr. Litwin, through her in-de...

Show Notes for Podcast Five of Sex & Why Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guest Host: Justin Morgenstern Topic: Stress Response - Part 3 Tricks for optimizing performance under stress Preloading Over train and begin to focus on how to recover from mistakes Invest in mindfulness Meditate Increases your awareness of your own physiological stress response Can help you train to go back and forth from narrow to b...

Show Notes for Podcast Five of Sex & Why Host: Jeannette Wolfe Topic: Stress Response   For Acute Care Medicine and Introduction to Sex and Gender Based Medicine CME Cruise Opportunity click here   Part 2 on biological sex differences in the stress response with special guest Justin Morgenstern We started out with a discussion on different ways to frame potential sex and gender based research usin...

Show Notes for Podcast Five of Sex & Why Host: Jeannette Wolfe Topic: Stress Response This Podcast focuses on the basics of the acute human stress response. Please see Dr Morgenstern's excellent write up: Performance Under Pressure Review: https://first10em.com/2017/03/13/performance-under-pressure/ Components of stress response Trigger Speed of activation Magnitude of response Time to return to b...

Show Notes for Podcast Four of Sex & Why - Part 3 "Body" Pod Hosts: Jeannette Wolfe and Basmah Safdar Topic: Sex & Gender Differences in Heart Disease   For full show notes,  please visit the seX & whY website.

Show Notes for Podcast Four of Sex & Why - Part 2 "Body" Pod Hosts: Jeannette Wolfe and Basmah Safdar Topic: Sex & Gender Differences in Heart Disease   For full show notes,  please visit the seX & whY website.

Show Notes for Podcast Four of Sex & Why - Part 1 "Body" Pod Hosts: Jeannette Wolfe and Basmah Safdar Topic: Sex & Gender Differences in Heart Disease   For full show notes, please visit the seX & whY website.

Can unconscious cues cause changes in behavior and performance? Can subtle cues can affect behavior and team performance?    Show Notes for Podcast Three of Sex & Why  "Behavior" Pod Hosts: Jeannette Wolfe and Simon Carley Topic: Unconscious Bias Major Question: Can unconscious cues cause changes in behavior and performance? Riskin Study Examined the effect of rude statements on team diagnostic an...

Show Notes for Podcast Two of seX & whY Code Leadership and Gender "Behavior" Pod Hosts: Jeannette Wolfe and Simon Carley Major Question: Are there potential unique gender challenges associated with stepping into traditional code leadership roles? What we know- importantly there is no evidence that men and women differ in competence of running actual resuscitations (Wayne 2012). This discussion is...

Welcome to the introductory episode of the seX & whY podcast!