Never Delegate Understanding

Never Delegate Understanding

By Never Delegate Understanding

A series brought to you by Dr. Harlan Krumholz, cardiologist and researcher at Yale School of Medicine, that talks about ways that people can be more active in making health decisions and navigating the healthcare system.

02/26/20

A Voice for the Voiceless, with Patrick Gee

Patrick Gee, who himself underwent years of dialysis and a kidney transplant, discusses advocating for people with kidney disease, people of color, and people in his community in Virginia who lack access to care and information about their health.

02/18/20

A Mom Fights for Patient Safety, with Sue Sheridan

After her infant son suffered due to a succession of medical errors, Sue worked tirelessly to prevent this from happening to others, starting by writing letters to the health care regulatory bodies until she and a group of mothers had formed a nonproRead more

01/30/20

A DIY Medical Device Brings Hope with Dana Lewis

Dana Lewis was diagnosed with Type I Diabetes at 14. She struggled as a teenager with the cumbersome equipment, but struggled more as a college student without parents to help wake her when her glucose was out over range overnight. Since then, her noRead more

12/20/19

Redefining “Perfect Patient” with Christie Mangir

Christie Mangir, breast cancer survivor, entrepreneur, and patient advocate, joins Harlan Krumholz to discuss what it means to be the “perfect patient.” Throughout her treatment, Christie felt pressure to do everything the doctor told her. At the samRead more

12/04/19

Previving with a Sisterhood

Andrea Downing is living with a BRCA1 mutation, which puts her at a high risk for cancer, the same disease that she saw her mother and grandmother endure. Although at first her diagnosis created a pervading feeling of loneliness, Andrea has found a gRead more

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