HeyJaredPostcall : Beyond the White Coat
"Postcall: Beyond the White Coat" offers an inside look at the lives of doctors. Each episode features intimate discussions with doctors in clinical and non-clinical fields on current issues and inspiring stories of doctors impacting healthcare differently.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 2
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Twice Diagnosed at 21. PTSD. World Champion. A Doctor's Raw Cancer Story. (opens the original)
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She found the first lump at 21, as a second-year medical student. Five years later, a new cancer was diagnosed on the other side. Cancer doesn't discriminate. Not even against doctors. Dr Aiesha Asmadi is a medical fitness doctor with a background in sports medicine and a two-time breast cancer survivor from Kuala Lumpur. She joins Dr Selina Chew to talk about the oncologist who laughed at her egg-freezing question, the "time bomb" warning that led to her second surgery, and the full-blown PTSD
The Human Side of Emergency Medicine with Datuk Dr. Alzamani (opens the original)
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He's been in Malaysia's busiest emergency room for twenty-eight years. He's run toward car explosions, treated radioactive bodies, and stood at the summit of Everest with a patient who couldn't breathe. And when you ask him what kind of doctor he is, he doesn't say emergency physician. He says: humanity medicine. Datuk Dr. Alzamani Mohammad Idrose is a Consultant Emergency Physician and Disaster Medicine Specialist at Hospital Kuala Lumpur, coordinator of medical disaster response across the Asi
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