
Jancee Dunn
Health writer for the New York Times and author of the book "Hot and Bothered."
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Dec 31, 2024 • 34min
The Year in Wisdom
Join Philip Galanes, a Social Q’s columnist, as he unpacks the art of giving advice and the importance of empathetic listening. Jancee Dunn shares practical wellness tips that challenge the norm of New Year’s resolutions, promoting joy instead. Daniel Jones reflects on over two decades of Modern Love, emphasizing vulnerability and resilience in love. The episode is rich with listener anecdotes about valuable advice and the profound lessons learned from personal experiences in love and life.

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May 26, 2023 • 26min
Hot and bothered
Jancee Dunn, a health writer for the New York Times and author of "Hot and Bothered," dives into the groundbreaking approval of a new drug for menopause-related hot flashes. She sheds light on the cultural stigma surrounding menopause and the pressing need for open conversations about women's health. Dunn discusses the emotional and physical turmoil of perimenopause and emphasizes the importance of addressing the generational shifts in perceptions. With the introduction of fun ideas like a 'menopause shower,' she advocates for normalizing these crucial discussions.

Dec 6, 2023 • 26min
Still hot and bothered
Jancee Dunn, a health writer for the New York Times and author of "Hot and Bothered," dives into the complexities of menopause. She discusses the FDA's new non-hormonal treatment for hot flashes, opening the conversation on this often-taboo topic. Dunn highlights the lack of resources compared to pregnancy and the need for more dialogue around women's health. Emphasizing personal experiences, she reveals how emotions intertwine with physical sensations during menopause, calling for greater awareness and understanding of this life transition.
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