In this week’s episode, the WebMD Health Discovered producers are recapping all things women’s health from July. From trauma-informed care in the exam room to reactivity and attachment wounds in relationships to egg freezing, we covered topics designed to help you better understand your health and advocate for yourself. At the heart of many of these conversations was one of the most important powers a patient has: choice. We revisit three of our favorite July episodes:
Thinking About Egg Freezing? Fertility, Facts, and Your Future
Triggered? Understanding Your Brain, Body, and Emotional Reactions
Advocating for Yourself During Medical Exams and Accessing Trauma Informed Care
Tune in for the key takeaways, empowering insights, and practical advice you can carry with you long after the conversation ends.

In this week&rsquo;s episode, the WebMD Health Discovered producers are recapping all things women&rsquo;s health from July. From trauma-informed care in the exam room to reactivity and attachment wounds in relationships to egg freezing, we covered topics designed to help you better understand your health and advocate for yourself. At the heart of many of these conversations was one of the most important powers a patient has: choice. We revisit three of our favorite July episodes: <a href="https://www.webmd.com/podcasts/20260702/thinking-about-egg-freezing-fertility-facts-and-your-future">Thinking About Egg Freezing? Fertility, Facts, and Your Future </a><a href="https://www.webmd.com/podcasts/20260716/triggered-understanding-your-brain-body-and-emotional-reactions">Triggered? Understanding Your Brain, Body, and Emotional Reactions </a><a href="https://www.webmd.com/podcasts/20260723/advocating-for-yourself-during-medical-exams-and-accessing-trauma-informed-care">Advocating for Yourself During Medical Exams and Accessing Trauma Informed Care </a>Tune in for the key takeaways, empowering insights, and practical advice you can carry with you long after the conversation ends.

WebMD Chief Physician Editor Neha Pathak, MD, and Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, explore fascinating stories to find the unexpected things that help us understand our health.