Health Beyond the Blog: Out On Film and “Four Mothers”
News Team member Ananya Dash recommends "Four Mothers" for its heartwarming storytelling of negotiating caregiving between a mother and son.
Health Beyond the Blog: “What’s Up, Doc?” on The Moth
News Team member Talia Gordon Wexler recommends "What's Up, Doc?" on "The Moth Podcast" for stories at the intersection of healthcare systems, grief, and acceptance of death.
Health Beyond the Blog: Amazon Prime’s Beautiful Boy
News Team member Yasemin Isbilir recommends Amazon Prime's "Beautiful Boy" for its authentic potrayal of addiction as a health issue, not a moral failure.
Health Beyond the Blog: Jennie Erin Smith’s “Valley of Forgetting”
News Team member Michelle Arauz recommends the latest episode of Health Storytelling, featuring Jennie Erin Smith and her new book "Valley of Forgetting."
Health Beyond the Blog: The “Inside Out” movies
News Team member Collin France recommends the “Inside Out” movies, released in 2015 and 2024, for their portrayal of one girl's emotions as individual characters, and their lessons for mental health.
Health Beyond the Blog: Is Toxic Fashion Making Us Sick?
News Team member Joanna Yao recommends “To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion is Making Us Sick—and How We Can Fight Back” for its unique take on the harms of fast fashion to our health.
Health Beyond the Blog: “The Peter Attia Drive Podcast”
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team:
Justine Borgia recommends "The Peter Attia Drive Podcast" for its accessible explorations of health and wellness topics for all audiences.
Health Beyond the Blog: Dr. Georgia Ede’s “Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind”
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team:
Justine Borgia recommends Dr. Georgia Ede's "Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind" for its thoughtful dietary recommendations to promote neurological and psychological health.
Health Beyond the Blog: Cassandra Quave’s “The Plant Hunter”
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team:
Alexa Morales recommends Cassandra Quave's memoir "The Plant Hunter: A Scientist's Quest for Nature's Next Medicines" for its vivid imagery and musings on the medicinal properties of plants.
Health Beyond the Blog: Jaap de Roode’s “Doctors by Nature”
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team:
Manju Karthikeyan recommends Jaap de Roode's new book, "Doctors by Nature: How Ants, Apes, and Other Animals Heal Themselves" following its discussion on Health Storytelling for its unique insight into the ways animals medicate for pain and protection like humans.