HeyJaredBioethics Dialogues
Bioethics Dialogues is a podcast that is dedicated to exploring and analyzing various new advancements and past or current medical marvels. It is key to understanding the ethics surrounding those advancements or marvels.
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- Aug 17, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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EP. 11: Asthma: When Air Becomes Unequal (opens the original)
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What does it actually feel like to have an asthma attack with no inhaler, no insurance, and no good options? We start with Jess, a scene from Alison Kenner's Breathtaking that stopped me in class. Then we get into the data: why Philadelphia's air is worse along the I-95 corridor, and why medicine keeps handing out inhalers instead of asking harder questions. Asthma isn't just a medical problem. It's an urban planning problem. Sources: Asthma racial disparities: https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/ast
EP 10: Urban Health Map: Why Cities Make You Sick in Different Ways (opens the original)
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We're so back!! And we're starting with something crazy: did you know two people can live four miles apart in the same city and have a twelve year difference in life expectancy? This episode is all about why your zip code might matter more than anything your doctor tells you. We're talking redlining, Philly neighborhoods, and the hidden mystery of who gets sick where. Urban health, explained. Let's get into it! I have some links attached for you to check out if you want to learn more! Sources: R
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