Hosted by Stephani Shelton · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 48 episodes
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Conversations On Health: How We Get There - with Stephani Shelton is a podcast series about health care, health care systems and the connections we need to make them better. Each podcast will explore a different aspect of health or health care. Or a different country’s health care system as it compares to ours in the US. As a veteran reporter - I want to know why so many Americans still don’t have access to the comprehensive health care so normal in other advanced countries. How are health systems dealing with higher costs and changing demographics? And if, after the disastrous response to COVID 19, the US and other nations are now prepared for another major public health crisis.
Stephani Shelton hosts Conversations on Health: How We Get There - with Stephani Shelton, a health show with 48 episodes published.
I think most of us know that AI is rapidly changing the meaning of that now rather old fashioned-sounding phrase – “I’m going to the doctor’s”. If you go for a scan of some kind – AI’s now involved. Same with making appo
It’s been a while since we did the episode on women’s health. You can tell by the number – Episode 29. Since then quite a bit has changed about the management and treatment of menopause. (no – sorry – there is still no w
We all know how fast AI models are moving in almost every industry. Healthcare is no exception. But here in the US – you’re more apt to notice the difference in small ways. How quickly your blood tests are posted in your
Under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s stewardship – the CDC – once the premier health and health data organization in the world - continues to shed scientists, physicians, researchers – and internationally respected leaders. As
Early in the new year – January 7th to be exact – Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the head of Health and Human Services, quietly posted a new set of food guidelines on the USDA website and an upside-down (or inverted as he called
Donald Trump has changed America in many ways since his second term began a year ago. But perhaps in none so personally important as our overall health and health care. On February 25th 2025 the Senate confirmed Robert F
What will happen in the US if cases of a now contained virus – or a totally new one - suddenly start multiplying by the millions? The CDC has drastically cut back on vaccine research as well as childhood vaccine recommen
It’s not exactly an episode – thus the A-40 label. It’s just me talking to you for a few minutes. We had some last minute cancellations – which of course can happen as the holidays as well as the end of the business and
Our neighbor and long-time friend Canada has been the subject of President Trump’s ire -and his tariffs - since he became President again in January. He’s even claimed Canadians would have “much better” health coverage i
UPDATE -2/26 SEE END OF SHOW NOTES As I record this – at the end of the second week in October 2025 – the US government is officially shut down. Senate and House Democrats are demanding negotiations with Republicans and
UPDATE 1/16/26: Today, January 16th, the Lancet – a prestigious women’s health medical journal – published a review and meta-analysis of 60 studies about Tylenol (acetaminophen)and its potential effect when taken as reco
The cornerstone of any healthcare system is the general practitioner or GP. In the US we’ve renamed the GP to the rather cold sounding “primary care doctor”. Perhaps because so few of us still have that old multi-year co
The United Kingdom’s National Health Service was founded in 1948 and is considered the mother of all government run health care systems - with Sweden’s slightly later plan for universal coverage just behind. We’ve profil
What do we actually know about autism? Not enough according to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – the Health and Human Services Secretary. He’s promised an initial 50 million dollars for his plan to find out what exactly causes aut
It’s no secret our population is aging fast. According to the US Census Bureau, 10,000 Baby Boomers hit that 65 landmark year each day. In fact 2025 is predicted to be “peak 65” demographically – with more than 11,000 Bo
Most of you know something about the opioid crisis. It’s considered one of the most devastating public health catastrophes of our time. Just to summarize briefly – the first wave of deaths began in the mid 1990s when Pur
Have you ever been hit by a huge medical bill when you thought your health insurance would be covering most of it? Do you know that unpaid medical bills are one of the top reasons Americans declare personal bankruptcy? W
UPDATE: The Trump administration has decided Medicare will NOT pay for the popular GLP-1 drugs just for weight loss. It would have cost the government nearly $40 Billion over 10 years. Perhaps the hottest, most divisive
Is women’s health moving backward? The Supreme Court’s Dobbs Decision in 2022 overturned what most women believed was settled law – the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision - establishing a constitutional right to abortion
Late word from CMS – Medicare will keep covering telehealth use through March. Congress must OK a further extension. Lots of us became well-acquainted with telemedicine during the pandemic. And while many of us have gone
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