In this insightful interview, Dr. Jasmine Kaur, Senior Anchor at the National Library of Patient Rights and Advocacy, sits down with Medha Srinivasan Gadam, a second-year student at the University of Toronto, to delve into her fascinating research and dedication to community impact. Medha shares her journey as a research assistant at the Toronto Decision Neuroscience Lab, where she explores the psychology of food choices and her groundbreaking work on the potential link between oxytocin release and reduced skin cancer risk. Together, they discuss: 💡 The role of oxytocin in health and inflammation reduction. 💡 Surprising discoveries about physical touch and its connection to cancer prevention. 💡 The importance of advocating for human connection in modern, tech-driven lifestyles. 💡 Actionable ways to prioritize meaningful touch and enhance overall well-being. 📢 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more compelling stories and interviews. Instagram link- https://www.instagram.com/nl.patientrightsandadvocacy?igsh=MXkwdGN2ZnR2aTZqbQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Dr. Jasmine Kaur, Senior Anchor for The National Library of Patient Rights and Advocacy interviews Lorenzo Barr, a noted life coach and mental health counselor. Mr. Barr discusses the rights patients have in the area of mental health. This is a fascinating interview, and important for all patients to watch.

Our Senior Anchor, Dr. Jasmine Kaur, at the National Library of Patient Rights and Advocacy, engages in an inspiring conversation with Rachel Lebovic. Rachel, a PhD student at the University of Toronto, Lived Experience Public Mental Health Researcher, and Advocate with an MHS in Mental Health from Johns Hopkins University, shares how receiving the correct diagnosis transformed her life, shifted her mindset, and empowered her journey in patient advocacy. She also reflects on her mental health struggles, the importance of self-advocacy, and embracing her story.