Physical Therapy Can Help in More Ways Than You Might Think

Research shows that physical therapy is a vital part of treatment. It leads to earlier mobility following procedures and faster recovery for the patient. But did you know that physical therapy is more than just for sports medicine and physical rehab? Rob Shingleton, physical therapist at University of Utah Health, discusses the surprising ways physical therapy can help with your recovery and dispel misconceptions you may have about treatment.

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S7E4: Balancing Medicine with Non-Medical Partners

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21.2% of medical students identified as legally married, according to a 2023 report from the AAMC. While marriage between two medical students is common, being in a romantic relationship with a partner not in medicine is not rare either.

Laurel engages in a conversation with their partner, Peter, alongside fellow medical student Telisha and her partner, Ryland, about the challenges and rewards of balancing a career in medicine while maintaining a long-term relationship with a partner outside the field. The discussion highlights the gendered expectations of medicine, the complexities of work-life balance, and strategies for creating a more supportive environment in the medical field for couples, families, and communities alike.

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Date Recorded: March 25, 2024
Appears In: Bundle of Hers Scope 2024 Radio

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