MedTalks with Kathrin

<p>Why do many Black and Brown communities still experience deep mistrust in healthcare — and how does this affect rare disease diagnosis today?</p><p><br></p><p>In this powerful MedTalk, global patient advocate Connie...

<p>What does it really take to move from translation into medical writing—and why is this shift more relevant than ever?</p><p><br></p><p>In this MedTalk, I sit down with Ana Sofia Correia, an experienced medical...

<p>In this MedTalk, I sit down with Dr Shalya Anand to explore a topic that affects 3.7 billion people worldwide — yet is still widely overlooked: oral health.Together, we unpack why oral health is not just about teeth...

<p>What if we could communicate — without speaking the same language at all?</p><p>In this fascinating MedTalk, I sit down with artist and communication designer Juli Gudehus, who introduces Tuqtuli — a groundbreaking...

<p>In this episode of MedTalks, Kathrin Kunze speaks with Nicole Thorpe, a young-onset Parkinson’s advocate, about the lived reality of the disease — beyond clinical definitions.</p><p>Diagnosed at 39, Nicole shares how...

<p>What is it really like to live with type 1 diabetes – for a lifetime?In this MedTalk, Angelo shares his deeply personal journey of living with diabetes mellitus type 1 for over 40 years. From his diagnosis at age 14...

<p>What role do metaphors play in medical writing – and how do they shape the way patients understand health, illness, and clinical research?</p><p>In this MedTalk, I am joined by Mark Gibson from the Gibson Research...

<p>What do oncology nurses really experience at the bedside — and how does that knowledge shape the way we communicate about cancer today?<br>In this MedTalk, I speak with Karin Rijff, a former oncology nurse with more...

<p>What does it mean to truly fight to breathe?In this MedTalk, I speak with patient advocate and consultant Caleigh Haber, who has lived with Cystic Fibrosis for 35 years and has undergone two double lung transplants...

<p>This MedTalk was more than a conversation — it was an experience.In this deeply moving episode, I welcomed Nur Ferrante Morales — linguist, healthcare professional, poet, and person living with Multiple Sclerosis —...

<p>What a conversation. What a group. What a powerful reminder of why patient voices matter so deeply in research and clinical care.<br />We had the privilege of hearing from David Chuter, long-standing cancer survivor...

<p>In this MedTalk, I’m joined by Andrea Behrendt — breast cancer survivor, medical communicator, and collaborator on How to Speak Cancer — for an honest and deeply human conversation about breast cancer, diagnosis...

<p>Some of the most meaningful conversations happen when things don’t go according to plan.Due to a time-management mix-up with our scheduled speakers, we had to improvise. And in that moment, Emma Goldenberg generously...

<p>In this Med Talk on Cervical Health Awareness for Young People, medical communicator, nurse, and author Kathrin Kunze discusses cervical cancer and HPV in clear, accessible language.This session covers:✔ What HPV is...

<p>What if language were treated not as an afterthought, but as a structural element of clinical research?In this MedTalk episode, we explore how language shapes patient experience, trust, recruitment, and retention in...