Health Revel-ations

Health Revel-ations is a micro-podcast from Revel, the award-winning health content agency founded by Cristina Goyanes and Amanda Jedeikin. We ask industry insiders to share the moment they changed their minds about health — because real expertise isn’t certainty. It’s the willingness to evolve.

Health Revel-ations is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #11

  Death Doulas Are Where Birth Doulas Were a Decade Ago

  Aug 11, 202615 minS1

  <p>When Allison Grant isn’t scaling startups, she’s thinking about death. As a trained death doula, she serves as a non-medical guide for the dying and their families through the end of life journey. Death doulas are roughly where birth doulas were a decade ago, before insurance covered them and hospitals offered them as standard of care. 85% of Medicare spending happens in the last six months of life, much of it on interventions the data says make quality of life worse. The conversation that could shift some of that is the one doctors aren't trained to have, but peop...

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  Episode #10

  We Have the Technology to End Cervical Cancer. So Why Are We Losing 350,000 Women a Year to It?

  Jul 6, 20268 minS1

  <p>Anu Parvatiyar spent two decades designing health technology before co-founding Ananya Health, a medical device company working to end cervical cancer. The tools to prevent it have existed for decades: a vaccine since 2006, Pap smears since the 1950s. And yet thousands of women still die from it every year. What is standing in the way of eradicating cervical cancer once and for all? Human behavior. Anu describes the simplest problem and the complex solution. 8 minutes</p>

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  Episode #6

  What Journalists Got Wrong About Hormone Therapy

  Jun 17, 202613 minS1

  <p>Tracy Middleton has spent five years building the Edge, Hone Health's science-backed blog on hormonal and longevity health, read by more than a million monthly readers. She's also in perimenopause. That combination puts her in a specific position: covering a topic while living it, and trying to get the science right when the science itself keeps shifting. This episode centers on the WHI, the 2002 study that scared a generation of women and their physicians off hormone therapy. In fall 2025, the FDA removed the black box warning that had defined the conversation for two decades. Tracy discusses what it takes...

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  Episode #8

  Good Science Content Doesn't Have All the Answers

  May 27, 202610 minS1

  <p>Lauren Joskowitz was deep into a Hollywood career as an entertainment and sports reporter when a routine dermatology visit found melanoma on her arm. Two days later, she was in surgery. The diagnosis cracked something open: what am I actually doing? She quit her job. Left LA. Spent three years in a holistic nutrition therapy program. Now she creates science content for LMNT and sits with one of health communication's most uncomfortable truths every day: people want certainty, but the evidence rarely delivers it. How she handles that gap is what makes her work worth paying attention to. 10 minutes.<...

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  Episode #5

  Why Simply Informing Your Audience Isn't Enough

  May 27, 202615 minS1

  <p>Nicole Zeman spent years editing at Cosmopolitan and Women's Health before moving into health marketing for brands like pelvic floor therapy platform Origin and mental health platform Alma. What she brought from her time in magazines that most marketers miss: the most powerful thing content can do isn't inform people. It is make them feel understood. That distinction reshapes how you write, what you publish, and who you actually reach. 15 minutes.</p>

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