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Empowering Voices: Advocacy, Medicine, and Storytelling with Dr. Taha Khan
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(Video Podcast) Are you struggling with imposter syndrome, gender biases and want to know how to find your voice to speak up? Tune in to this week’s episode of "Through the Looking Glass," with the inspiring Dr. Taha Khan, a pediatric neurologist, child rights activist, and founder of the Child Awareness Project. Dr. Khan shares her remarkable journey from becoming a physician to her finding her passions. She reflects on her path to medicine and the importance of overcoming imposter syndrome. The episode delves into her experiences as a female doctor, addressing stereotypes and biases in the medical field and the power of storytelling in advocacy. Dr. Khan emphasizing the need to bridge the gap between clinical medicine and policy. Highlighting her work in pushing for gun control measures through impactful storytelling, she shares insights into the intersection of medicine and advocacy. Join the conversation as Dr. Taha Khan provides valuable advice for aspiring advocates, emphasizing the role of social media in amplifying voices and fostering positive change. Discover the power of storytelling in influencing health policies and learn how individuals can make a difference in advocating for meaningful causes.
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