Show Notes
In this episode of Public Health Matters, host Laurie Fox chats with Stephanie Yenn, Executive Director for the American Heart Association Dayton to discuss Heart Month. Serving as a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives, Stephanie will share tips on heart health, showcasing her dedication to ensuring equitable health in all communities. You won’t want to miss this episode! Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
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A Story of Strength, Hope & Resilience. At just 31 years old, Brice Davis was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer that changed his life and perspective forever. In this inspiring episode of Public Health Matters, Brice shares his journey through diagnosis, treatment, fatherhood, and the challenges of living with cancer. He also talks about his memoir, Rise Anyway, and the message of hope and perseverance behind it.
In this episode of Public Health Matters, Laurie Fox talks with Erin Gebhardt of Greene County Public Health and Beth Brown of the City of Xenia’s Community Paramedicine Program about harm reduction, SafeTrade, naloxone, recovery, and the power of connecting people with the resources they need—before a crisis happens. Listen and learn how our community is working together to save lives, prevent emergencies, reduce stigma, and support recovery.
In this episode of Public Health Matters, Laurie Fox talks with Amanda Kwong from the Public Health Communications Collaborative about how misinformation and false health claims spread, the red flags to watch for, and simple ways to tell fact from fiction when it comes to your health.
Grief touches every life, but no one has to navigate it alone. In this special Grief Awareness Day episode of Public Health Matters, Laurie Fox sits down with Hope Reger, founder of Grief 2 Hope, to discuss how grief affects our emotional, physical, and mental well-being—and how healing is possible. Discover practical ways to cope with loss, support loved ones who are grieving, and find hope on the journey forward. Whether your loss is recent or years in the past, this compassionate conversation offers encouragement, understanding, and hope.