In this episode, we are talking about nutritional habits during COVID epidemic, how to keep patient engaged in their healthcare programs and why working in groups works much better.

More about the guest:

Dr. Grace Hameister is a licensed doctor who spent more than 20 years helping patients, a former water ski world champion. 

Her website: https://uncommonmedicine.com

Healthy Nutrition, Accountability and Patient Engagement

In this episode, we are talking about mental health among cancer patients, healthcare design in Bangladesh and great healthcare apps to learn from.

More about the guest:

Chris Bredie is a healthcare product designer at Natia, a mobile application that provides yoga and meditation therapies to support all those affected by cancer.

Chris on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-bredie/
Natia website: https://www.natiacares.com/

Mental Health for Cancer Patients and Work in Bangladesh

In this episode, we are talking about stigmatized health disorders, designing healthcare spaces, and working with different cultures.

Our guest is Michelle Cheng, a founder of Commonly and healthcare designer.

Their brand Provie, incontinence underwear mentioned in the episode, can be found at https://www.provie.co/

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Designing Healthcare Facilities for Different Cultures and Stigmatized Disorders

In this episode, we are talking about stigmatized diabetes treatment, behavioural design and mental health.

Our guest is Napala Pratini, Co-Founder at Habitual, type 2 diabetes prevention and reversal startup based in the UK.

Habitual: https://www.tryhabitual.com/

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