Hosted by Mayo Clinic Women's Health · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 103 episodes
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A podcast where we talk about books — especially fiction, memoir and narrative nonfiction — that deal with important health topics. In each episode, host Dr. Denise Millstine invites an author and a medical expert into conversation on subjects like miscarriage, cancer, relationships, mental health and more. In the same way that books can transport us to a different time, place, or culture, Read.Talk.Grow. demonstrates that books can also give a new appreciation for health experiences.
Mayo Clinic Women's Health hosts Read. Talk. Grow., a health show with 103 episodes published.
What if your body is built to heal faster than you think? Dr. Denise Millstine and Dr. Victoria Maizes dive into integrative medicine, menopause, breast cancer recovery, and the science of supporting your body’s natural
What happens when a romance novel becomes a doorway into understanding type 1 diabetes? In this warm and insightful episode of Read. Talk. Grow., Dr. Denise Millstine sits down with author Cynthia Timoti and Mayo Clinic
Aging isn’t just a medical journey - it’s a human one, and this episode brings that truth vividly to life. In a warm, deeply reflective conversation, Dr. Denise Millstine, novelist Lisa Ridzén, and geriatrician Dr. Erum
The Remarkable Life of Dr. Sterling Bunnell: Father of Hand Surgery Meet the pioneer who shaped an entire field. In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine and Dr. Anthony Smith dive into the extraordinary life of Dr. Sterlin
Burnout is real - and writing can help. In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine talks with Dr. Carolyn Roy‑Bornstein, “A Prescription for Burnout” and Sandra Marinella, “The Story You Need to Tell” about how restorative wr
This episode was made possible by the generous support of Ken Stevens. We talked with: Katherine Center is the New York Times bestselling author of twelve novels. She writes deep, nuanced, laugh-and-cry rom-coms that bri
Chronically Dolores — Interstitial Cystitis, Invisible Illness & the Power of Storytelling Dr. Denise Millstine is joined by NYT bestselling author Maya Van Wagenen and Mayo Clinic urologist Dr. Aqsa Khan for a conversat
This episode was made possible by the generous support of Ken Stevens. We talked with: Kathleen Glasgow is the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of Girl in Pieces, The Glass Girl, You'd Be Home Now, a
This episode was made possible by the generous support of Ken Stevens. We talked with: Lawrence Ingrassia is a former award-winning editor at the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times. The coverag
This episode was made possible by the generous support of Ken Stevens. We talked with: Katherine Center is the New York Times bestselling author of twelve novels. She writes deep, nuanced, laugh-and-cry rom-coms that bri
This episode was made possible by the generous support of Ken Stevens. We Talked With: Catherine Newman has written a gazillion pieces (columns, articles, canned-bean recipes) for magazines and newspapers, in addition to
What makes you happy? Many people would answer with the basics: family, friends, good food, and (of course!) a good book. But what brings deep joy and purpose to your life? What little habits and practices could make a b
What if running could help you heal? In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine sits down with author Josie Lloyd and cancer rehabilitation expert Dr. Nandita Keole to explore the powerful intersection of breast cancer recove
Ready to rethink your workout? In the episode, we dive into the empowering world of weightlifting for women, inspired by Casey Johnston’s book A Physical Education: How I Escaped Diet Culture and Gained the Power of Lift
Ever wondered what happens when romance meets real-life health challenges? In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine sits down with bestselling author Chloe Liese and gastroenterologist Dr. Lucinda Harris to explore celiac d
You probably know that a plant-based diet is a healthy, environmentally-friendly and often economical way to eat. But the benefits don't end there. Authors Jane and Ann Crile Esselstyn guide us through their book "Be a P
What do 700 slang words, strip clubs and breast cancer surgery have in common? They all reveal how society — and medicine — views women’s breasts. In this episode, host Dr. Denise Millstine dives into Sarah Thornton’s pr
What if the path to healing isn’t just through Western medicine, but through tradition, spirit and community? In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine hosts a powerful conversation with author Aaron John Curtis and Dr. Patr
What makes a teenager turn to alcohol — and how can we help them find their way back? In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine talks with bestselling author Kathleen Glasgow and Mayo Clinic psychiatrist Dr. Eric Noble to ex
Ever felt awkward in a meeting or anxious at a party? You're not alone. Host Dr. Denise Millstine is joined by author Natalie Sue and psychologist Dr. Craig Sawchuk to discuss Natalie’s book HOPE THIS FINDS YOU WELL, whi
Anthony Smith
Emmy and NAACP Award-Winning Director/Producer · The Church That Made God Sick
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Carolyn Roy-Bornstein
pediatrician
1 appearance on this show
Katherine Center
AUTHOR
2 appearances on this show
Kathleen Glasgow
2 appearances on this show
Catherine Newman
1 appearance on this show
Josie Lloyd
coach, Elite racer, podium winner and adventurer
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Dawn Mussallem
integrative oncologist · Fountain Life
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Thornton
author · The Finders Keepers
1 appearance on this show
Ellie Palmer
author
1 appearance on this show
Jessica
Doctor of Physical Therapy · Jessica in the Kitchen
1 appearance on this show
Katie Johnson
Connected Families Certified Parent Coach · Bella Elite Events and Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Andrea Dunlop
1 appearance on this show
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