
I Did My Own Research is a podcast hosted by OB-GYN and medical educator Dr. Fran, digging into what happens when medical misinformation goes viral—and what it takes to fight it.
Each episode features conversations with doctors, healthcare professionals, and scientists who create content online, breaking down the myths they see every day, how they got pulled into content creation, and why having... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineScienceHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode of I Did My Own Research, Dr. Fran sits down with Dr. Padget Skogman — Iowa-based pediatrician, mom of three, and medical content creator — for a wide-ranging conversation about modern parenthood, the pressure of too much information,... more
Dr. Fran sits down with Melinda French Gates — philanthropist and founder of Pivotal, a group of organizations she founded to accelerate the pace of social progress for women and young people in the U.S. and around the world.
Following an announcem... more
Dr. Fran sits down in person with Dr. Betsy Grunch, board-certified neurosurgeon and creator behind the popular Lady Spine Doc brand, recorded live at the Pinnacle Conference in Austin.
Dr. Grunch shares the deeply personal story that drew her to ne... more
In this episode of I Did My Own Research, Dr. Fran sits down with registered dietitian and prenatal nutrition expert Jessica Monroe to unpack the complicated — and often oversimplified — world of fertility nutrition. From PCOS and endometriosis to IV... more
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I have really been enjoying this podcast. Dr. Fran’s guests have been great and I love that they get right to the point. I always learn something.
Dr Fran is bringing the right guest to the table consistently to review and de myth what is out there on the internet! In a world of fakes Dr. Fran is keeping it real and keeping us safe from being mis- informed!
I love this podcast! I love the variety of different Doctors and their perspectives of their crafts. I look forward to listening weekly! Thank you for empowering people with evidence based information!
This is so informative and I love the title! I hope you talk about pmdd- maybe new research?
So nice to hear some of our favorite medical content creators share the real insights and realities of making content online and battling misinformation. Been thinking a lot about how we in healthcare are partially to blame for this gap with misinformation, so that’s been a great thing to learn from this podcast! Also love that it’s only 30 min, perfect for my commute!
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This show features conversations with clinicians, researchers, and health educators who create online medical content, focusing on how misinformation spreads and how evidence-based voices can counter it. Episodes commonly explore topics like vaccines, reproductive health, aging, and patient education, with an emphasis on practical guidance for clinicians and lay audiences navigating online information. Notable strengths include a mission-driven stance against misinformation, a willingness to tackle controversial topics, and a creator-forward angle that blends clinical expertise with real-world content production. Listeners who want actionable takeaways for communicating science online, debunking myths, and understanding how health informati... more
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Recent guests on I Did My Own Research include:
1. Melinda French Gates
2. Betsy Grunch
3. Dr. Jessica Monroe
4. Dr. Victoria Hasselhoff
5. Dr. Kevin Klatt
6. Jen Hamilton
7. Mahmoud Ibrahim
8. Dr. Cerissa Key
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