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Medical Students & Early-Career Doctors - Climate Medicine Careers

🌍Climate medicine is still rarely taught in Korean medical schools — and we want to change that. We are To Be Doctor, a South Korean medical student organization publishing a magazine for medical students and physicians. Our upcoming issue focuses on climate and medicine, a topic that remains relatively unfamiliar in Korea despite its growing importance in global medical education, clinical practice, public health, and healthcare systems. For this issue, we are preparing a feature that introduces climate medicine as an emerging career field to Korean medical students. We are looking to hear from people working at the intersection of medicine, climate change, and health, including: (1) medical students, residents, or early-career doctors pursuing climate medicine (2) combining clinical practice with climate-related research, advocacy, or education (3) physicians working in climate-related NGOs, global health organizations, or international institutions (4) fellows or graduate students in climate & health, planetary health, or healthcare sustainability programs (5) professionals working on climate resilience, health equity, or sustainable healthcare What we are asking A short email interview — about 5 questions, 10–15 minutes to answer. We will ask about your career path, your current work, and what advice you would give to medical students who are beginning to explore climate and health. Deadline We would appreciate responses by May 29. In Korea, climate medicine still feels distant to most medical students. Many of them have never encountered this field in their curriculum, and have no idea that it could be part of their future as physicians. Your voice could be the first time a Korean medical student hears that this career exists! Even a few sentences from you — about how you came into this field, what you do, and why it matters — could open a door for someone who is just beginning to ask "what kind of doctor do I want to be?" If you would be willing to participate, or if you know someone whose perspective should be included, please comment below or send me a direct message. Thank you for helping us bring climate medicine to the attention of future doctors in Korea. #ClimateMedicine #ClimateAndHealth #PlanetaryHealth #PlanetaryHealthAlliance #SustainableHealthcare #MedicalEducation #GlobalHealth #ClimateHealthEquity

Breast Cancer Thrivers On Social Media - From Stigma To Learning

FROM STIGMA TO LEARNING: USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO CHANGE CANCER CONVERSATIONS GLOBALLY Reaching 1 million followers on TikTok is more than a social media milestone for me. It is 1 million opportunities for learning, difficult conversations, awareness, and hope. Through my platform, I openly share my journey as a breast cancer thriver, living flat after a double mastectomy, and navigating life, motherhood, faith, nutrition, healing, and purpose after cancer. What started as simple conversations has grown into a space where people ask honest questions many are afraid to ask publicly. Some questions reveal just how deeply cancer stigma and misinformation still exist, especially in many African communities: “Can a woman without breasts still be a woman?” “Can she still have children?” “Can she still be loved?” “Can she still live fully?” Instead of becoming angry at these questions, I use them as teaching moments. Ironically, even the bullying and negative comments have become part of the learning process. They expose the silent misconceptions, fears, stigma, and myths that many people still carry privately. When those thoughts are brought into the open, they can finally be addressed with truth, compassion, education, and lived experience. I am grateful that social media has allowed me to educate in a way that matches my personality — honest, practical, conversational, and approachable. Through interviews and discussions with patients, survivors, thrivers, nutritionists, counselors, and medical practitioners, we are creating spaces where cancer conversations become less shameful and more human. This work matters deeply to me because awareness is not only about medicine. It is also about dignity, identity, mental health, nutrition, family, culture, and restoring hope. My platform is global, and I welcome meaningful collaborations that align with education, wellness, accessibility, family, healing, and quality of life. If you would like to be interviewed on my platform to share your story, expertise, work, or experience related to cancer awareness, healing, nutrition, survivorship, or hope, please reach out to me at [email redacted]. For partnerships and brand collaborations, I currently influence products such as clothing, household items, office products, gym equipment, jewelry, breast prosthetics, prosthetic bras, games, children’s products, shoes, and other practical lifestyle products that align with my values and audience. Please note that I do not promote supplements. Email: [email redacted] Text only: +1 302 298 9090 Thank you to everyone who continues to learn, ask questions, share stories, and grow with me. The numbers are encouraging, but the real impact is seeing stigma slowly replaced with understanding. #CancerAwareness #BreastCancer #CancerThriver #HealthEducation #PatientAdvocacy #SocialImpact #WomenHealth #LinkedInCommunity #CancerSupport #DigitalAdvocacy #Africa #PublicHealth #HealthCommunication

GLP-1 Experts & Clinicians - Women's GLP-1 Summit

📢 Calling GLP-1 Experts, Advocates & Industry Voices I’m officially opening speaker applications for the first-ever: ✨ GLP-1 Decoded Summit for Women 📅 June 2026 This summit is being built specifically for women navigating GLP-1 medications like Zepbound, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and more — and I want the conversations to go far beyond surface-level weight loss advice. I’m looking for experts, educators, clinicians, coaches, advocates, and thought leaders who can contribute meaningful conversations around topics like: • obesity & metabolism • mindset & behavior change • muscle retention & strength training • nutrition strategy • ADHD & executive function • body image & identity shifts • navigating stalls & slow loss • hormone & metabolic health • the future of GLP-1 medications • sustainable systems for long-term success Especially if you’re someone who: → thinks differently → challenges outdated narratives → genuinely understands the GLP-1 experience → wants to help women feel more informed and less alone The interviews will be: 🎙️ pre-recorded 📅 airing June 1–14, 2026 💌 promoted collaboratively by participating speakers Because this is a collaborative summit model, speakers should have an engaged email list and active audience/community they regularly communicate with. I care far more about: ✔ thoughtful perspectives ✔ aligned values ✔ real understanding of this space than inflated follower counts. Important note: This summit is focused on education, support, strategy, and advocacy. It is not intended for selling or marketing GLP-1 medications. If this sounds aligned — or someone immediately comes to mind — I’d love to connect. Comment below or send me a DM and I’ll send over the details/application link.

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