(1:00 – 6:30) – Introductions

Question 1: What part of your journey has been the most impactful thus far? Has there been a shining moment?

(6:30 – 14:00)

Question 2: What does preventive medicine mean to you?

Question 3: What made you go into physical therapy initially and why did you switch to medicine after that?

Question 4: Where does your interest and advocacy for women’s health come from?

(14:00 – 19:00)

Question 5: Have you noticed any specific biases against women within the current medical paradigm?

Question 6: Why is addressing women’s health so important?

Question 7: How do you prevent atherosclerosis in women given that it has a rapid onset and progression after menopause?

Question 8: Is there a specific age that women should start implementing preventive interventions?

(19:00 – 22:30)

Question 9: What are some of the biggest misconceptions regarding women’s health?

Question 10: Are there any large misconceptions for women going through menopause or during middle age?

(22:30 – 33:30)

Question 11: How does preventive medicine relate to issues of the pelvic floor that many women experience?

Question 12: How do you combat the many misconceptions about the pelvic floor such as the one-stop prescription of performing Kegels?

Question 13: What do you tell females at the various stages of life if they ask your for advice on how to be healthy? Young females? Middle-aged females? Older females?

(33:30 – 42:00)

Question 14: Where is the starting point for the many communities that don’t have access to the same resources as others and are under served?

Question 15: Can you talk specifically about what some of the barriers are that some of these communities face?

Question 16: Do you have any potential solutions other than what you have already done for addressing the healthcare barriers seen by communities in Chicago?

(42:00 – 45:00)

Question 17: What do you tell someone in two minutes that is asking you how to get healthy?