Dr Zieve talks with Dr Leana Wen about how to talk with physicians for better outcomes. 

Leana Wen MD is an emergency physician at Brigham & Women's/Massachusetts General Hospital, clinical fellow at Harvard Medical School, and a former Rhodes Scholar. Inspired by her own childhood illness and then her mother's long battle with cancer, Dr. Wen is passionate about guiding patients to advocate for better care. She has been featured in TIME, Newsweek, ABC News, NPR, CNN, The New York Times, Washington Post, Teen Vogue, and the award-winning HBO documentary Reporter. Dr. Wen speaks regularly across the U.S. and in Europe, Asia, and Africa on simple yet effective ways for patients to take control of their health and her new book: When Doctors Donít Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests. Read more at drleanawen.com

HM165Wen: When Doctors Don't Listen, Leana Wen, MD

HM172Janis: A New Economy, Madeline Janis

Dr Zieve discusses health care issues for young people with Christina Postolowski of the nonprofit Young Invincibles. 

Christina Postolowski is a senior policy analyst at Young Invincibles focusing on higher education and health-care policy, drawing on extensive legal and policy experience in the fields of immigration and womenís rights, both domestically and internationally. As co-president of the Georgetown chapter of Law Students for Reproductive Justice, Christina was part of a successful national campaign to ensure that all student health insurance plans cover womenís preventive services under the Affordable Care Act. A native of Colorado, Christina holds a JD from Georgetown Law (í12) and an AB from Princeton University (í07). Read more at younginvincibles.org.

HM175Postolowski: Young Invincibles, Christina Postolowski

Physician explores social, economic and medical issues from an integrative medicine perspective with guests in a podcast series, Healthy Medicine Today, www.healthymedicinetoday.com.

Dr. Zieve, Healthy Medicine Today