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Keeping Ashland Healthy – Episode 82 – FDA Approvals, Vaping, and the Power of What We Tell Ourselves
Keeping Ashland Healthy – Episode 82 – FDA Approvals, Vaping, and the Power of What We Tell Ourselves
Keeping Ashland Healthy – Episode 82 – FDA Approvals, Vaping, and the Power of What We Tell Ourselves
Tuesday 25th February 2025
Explore how beliefs impact stigma, concerns about FDA drug approvals, and the truth about vaping in this episode of Keeping Ashland Healthy.
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Episode Overview
- Beliefs and language can significantly impact mental health stigma.
- FDA's approval process for psychiatric drugs may have become less stringent.
- Vaping poses significant health risks despite common misconceptions.
- Parents and schools have resources to address vaping among youth.
- Empathy and human connection are crucial in supporting mental health.
If you feel uncomfortable asking these questions of an MD or a PhD, take somebody with you.
In this episode of Keeping Ashland Healthy, Dr. Ashley and the Boss explore the power of beliefs and their impact on stigma and decision-making. They dive into an article by Richard Sears discussing how our language around mental health can either reduce or increase stigma. The conversation highlights the importance of normalising struggles and using relatable language rather than medical jargon. Dr.
Ashley shares insights from their community training and education programs, emphasising that empathy and human connection are key in addressing mental health issues. The episode also examines a controversial piece by Peter Simons questioning the FDA's approval process for psychiatric drugs, suggesting that standards may have been loosened, raising concerns about the efficacy of some medications. The hosts encourage listeners to be informed and ask critical questions about their treatments.
Lastly, the episode touches on the rising trend of vaping among youth, debunking myths about its safety and highlighting its potential health risks. They provide resources for parents, teens, and schools to better understand and address this issue. This episode is packed with valuable information and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, drug safety, and youth education.