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Hosted by Dr. Mark · health · EN-US
Quick reviews and helpful tips on medical topics, cultures, customs, and sustainable practices that are applicable at home and abroad.
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Globally Minded Medicine is hosted by Dr. Mark. The show has published 19 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "World Humanitarian Day - Real Risks for Aid Workers" (19 August 2026, 8 minutes), "Ebola: The Intersection Between Science and Culture" (30 June 2026, 11 minutes), and "The Past and Future of Measles" (20 June 2026, 14 minutes).
Globally Minded Medicine publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Globally Minded Medicine is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Globally Minded Medicine requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Globally Minded Medicine's contact route on record: public web form.
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Dr. Mark hosts Globally Minded Medicine, a health podcast with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #4
On World Humanitarian Day, we honor the healthcare and aid workers who run toward disaster when everyone else runs away. In this episode, we explore what drives medical volunteers to serve—and the hard truths of the...
Episode #3
The current Ebola outbreak is leveraging many lessons from previous outbreaks in its control efforts. This episode looks at those lessons where science and culture intersect, and how crucial understanding, respecting...
Episode #2
Measles is currently having a major comeback…and that’s not a good thing. In this episode we take a look at the history of Measles, from the pre-vaccine era to today, and take a peek into the future we could have if we...
Episode #1
Taking a travel history is an important part of every complete medical history, but do we do it well? In this episode, I talk about the importance of a good travel history and, using the mnemonic TIDE, give you some...
Episode #14
Dr. Marc-David Munk discusses some themes from his new book, URGENT CALLS FROM DISTANT PLACES: An Emergency Doctor’s Notes About Life and Death on the Frontiers of East Africa. Guest Bio: MARC-DAVID MUNK a...
Episode #13
Finding a great Global Health partner in your efforts to serve and make an impact is incredibly important. In this episode, I talk about the benefits of partnering up as well as what to look for in a global health...
Episode #12
The need for interpretation is common and critical in global medicine. Student doctor Michael Johnson joins the podcast to discuss the nuances of the vital service that helps deliver quality care to our patients...
Episode #11
Have you heard of Deep Ecology? On this episode, student doctors Jess Vergara and Nicole Blekhter dive into the connection between our environment and our health. Co-Host/Guest Information: Nicole Blekhter is a...
Episode #10
As part of our Reflection Series, Student Doctor Antonella Lozano shares some of her thoughts and lessons learned through her personal experiences in Global Medicine. Co-Host/Guest Information: Antonella Lozano is a...
Episode #9
Student Doctor Brogan Crockett walks us through Dracunculiasis: Guinea Worm Disease. Dracunculiasis: Hard to say...hard to eradicate...but we are making progress! Co-Host/Guest Information: Brogan Crockett OMS, MS, MHA...
Episode #8
Happy Earth Day! I thought reviewing the 17 Sustainable Development Goals would be a great way to celebrate Earth Day with you all! This info can be found in more detail on the official website...
Episode #7
Student Doctors Mia Panlilio and Maison Evensen-Martinez guide us through a discussion on what Podoconiosis is and what is being done about it. Co-Host/Guest Information: Mia Panlilio is a second year medical student...
Episode #6
In this sustainability episode, Allie Wallace, Arielle Navarro, and Lauren Weber join Dr. Mark discussing Fast Fashion: what is it, why is it bad for us, and what can we do to lessen the problem. Co-Host/Guest...
Episode #5
Dr. Mark, welcomes back Student Doctors Walker & Walker to discuss the World Mosquito Program's Wolbachia Method and its efforts to control Dengue and other mosquito borne illnesses. Co-Host/Guest Information: Ellison...
Episode #4
Student Doctors Walker & Walker join host Dr. Mark discussing the basics of the ins and outs Dengue and Severe Dengue. Co-Host/Guest Information: Ellison Barlow Walker is currently an OMS-III at Rocky Vista University...
Episode #3
Join podcast host, Dr. Mark, as he does a Current Events Episode discussing the whirlwind of winter respiratory illnesses hitting the northern hemisphere this season, what you can do to protect yourself and others, and...
Episode #2
Westin and Tim help discuss how to classify, treat, and prevent traveler's diarrhea, review how the mnemonic "HOLA" can help with cultural exchanges, and share water saving trips. Co-Host/Guest Info: Westin Wong is...
Episode #1
Dr. Nicholas Comninellis, President and CEO of INMED, takes us through an overview of the shifting needs of displaced populations. He also discusses how he got involved in Refugee Health and how we can get involved too...
Episode #1
Westin and Claire help discuss Malaria, Hot & Cold illnesses, and a tip to reduce our plastic waste. Episode Co-Host Info: Westin Wong is currently an OMS-II at Rocky Vista University. He received his undergraduate...
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Olympic Gold Medallist and World Record Holder in both the 200m and 400m, Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park
health and science accountability reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Beyond - The Chief Designer, The Misfit and The Lost Cosmonauts, Aberdeen Investments
President and CEO of INMED, Institute for International Medicine
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