Tea with Alice S4 E6 | The Stories We Live in Our Bodies — with Deborah Cohen
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About this episode
This episode, I sit down with the brilliant Doctor Deborah Cohen to talk about science, bodies, health trends and reality. We talk about how doctors need to reckon with a new information environment as well as coming to terms with deeper questions around pain, trust, and how women’s experiences are often pushed to the edges of medicine.
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- Alice R Fraser, the YouTube channel of Alice Fraser, on 2026-08-23
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- 35 min
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