Reality TV stars are freezing their eggs on camera. Lawmakers in DC are debating federal protection for IVF. Hundreds of millions of dollars are being invested in slick startups that market fertility treatments for all. But this rapid growth has revealed cracks in the system. Misconception, a new series from Bloomberg’s Prognosis, follows reporter Kristen V. Brown on her own intimate journey as sh... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Health & FitnessScience |
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Kristen is trying to figure out where to freeze. While trying to pick a clinic, she uncovers how an influx of private equity and other funding hasn’t actually made things better for fertility patients. She learns about fertility mishaps, mistakes and... more
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Very informative ministries on the fertility industry
This may or may not be a good podcast, however the vocal fry is intolerable. I can’t take the speaker seriously
If you are looking for a podcast to help guide and empower you to improve your health and body composition, then this is NOT the podcast for you. If you want someone to tell you why your half-hearted attempts at weight loss are failing and that you should just accept it, then this is the perfect podcast.
Now let me be clear. There is no doubt that their are lots of toxic aspects to diet and beauty culture, and that the expectations are wildly unrealistic and of suspect origin. However there is... more
Re: the series on weight loss:
This podcast should be given as raw tape to a fresman class in audio editing. The repeated reiteration of the same material, minute after minute is unneccesary. Get to the point, tell the story, and move on. You do not have to repeat yourself like the listeners are kindergarten children.
And you cite TikTok as a source. Really?
And nowhere in a podcast, especially from Bloomberg, which I highly regard, should the reporter say "I think" or "my experience" or anyt... more
I really wanted to listen to this series, but it is so poorly done. I couldn’t get past the giggling and the rustling paper with the almonds and background noise. So unprofessional and extremely annoying. Couldn’t Bloomberg print this somewhere so we could read it and don’t have to listen to it?
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An exploration of the complexities and challenges within the fertility industry, focusing on the business, societal pressures, and the emotional journeys related to egg freezing and IVF. Notable topics include personal narratives from the host and patients, systemic issues like racial disparities in treatment access, and a critical examination of the marketing practices of fertility clinics and startups. The cultural context of fertility technologies is also depicted, revealing the realities faced by individuals amidst hope and fear as they navigate this intricate landscape. Overall, the series aims to shed light on a profit-driven medical realm while addressing broader implications for women’s health and family planning.
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