Side Effects: A COVID-19 Diary

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Scientists, scholars, even @WaysMeansCmte are pushing to recognize  #RacismNotRace births healthcare inequities. In our Viewpoint w @TheLancet, @MarieVP_HU @jes_cerdena & I offer race-conscious medicine as a soln. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Video by dream animator @nss_rodriguez

Amazon confirms nearly 20,000 Covid-19 cases among employees rol.st/3jCXAoR

Available everywhere now. Thank you so much to all of our listeners for tuning in this summer. And huge shoutout to our core team — Joshua Chan, @samkeslr, Katrina Wu, and Miranda Pan for helping us create this!

7: The Future In the final episode of Side Effects Season One, we speak to all 6 of our guests one last time, looking back at each of their journeys up until this point. They speak on how they endured the uncertainty of their circumstances and discuss their plans for the future.

In this episode, we speak to Jordan, Alli, and Wonsulting mentees Basant and Jahnavi about how they are continuing to endure the effects of the pandemic, Black Lives Matter movement, and other trying events happening in America. Listen to Ep 6: Marching On in the link in bio.

Colin is one of thousands of Americans who were laid off during COVID-19. The last time he looked for a new job was 25 years ago. In ep 5, Colin talks about his journey job searching after so long and shares candidly about the difficulties he faced. sideeffectspod.com/what-now

George Floyd’s death paved new momentum to the Black Lives Matter Movement and revealed the layers of systemic racism in America. In Ep 5: "What Now?", Jenny, an emergency medicine doctor, speaks about the disparities and injustices that continue to echo in healthcare.

As a first generation college graduate, Rudy (@RudyRises) looked forward to commencement. When colleges canceled in-person ceremonies, Rudy tried to remain positive and understood the rationale but had difficulty navigating this reality. More about his story in Ep 5: What Now?

The dramatic rise of COVID-19 forced unprecedented cancellations, furloughs, and hospitalizations. As we readjusted to the crisis, we were forced to reckon with the inevitable questions — how should we cope with the situation, and what comes next? sideeffectspod.com/what-now

Essential workers are branded as heroes, but how are their companies failing them? For Jordan, Amazon failed to provide their warehouse workers with proper PPE and refused to clean the facilities even though several workers tested positive. Listen to ep 4: sideeffectspod.com

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Okay 🗣question time We may all cover different topics but with our podcasts. But we can all unite for one thing: food! What would you bring to a #PodcastCookout? Tweet us your food item and tag a friend. Go ⤵️

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We have a new website! Featuring full transcriptions, amazing art, and also the beautiful faces of our team. Check it out at: sideeffectspod.com

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Everyone give a listen to @sideeffectspod today. With great discussions on today’s COVID-19 crisis as well as being a thorough and well put together podcast it is also super informational! Also, check out their website to get a more in depth look with their content!

When students across the country were notified of rescinded job and internship offers, many turned to Wonsulting for help. Jonathan & Jerry share how they managed to help thousands of students get back on their feet...completely virtually. Ep 4 out now: sideeffectspod.com

What happens when a single tweet goes viral? For Alli McGill, apparently the beginning of a new organization. Tune in to episode 4 to listen to @allisonsmcgill (and guest-star Amber Seyler) talk about their journey from Twitter to mobilization.

"I always feel like I'm never doing enough." America's public-health experts are tired, drained, and frustrated about shouting advice into a political void, @edyong209 reports. on.theatln.tc/T1yTI9E

Lots of people are feeling unproductive. But if you successfully infect zero people with the virus, seriously you’ve been extremely productive.

Life slowed down for many during the coronavirus pandemic. But for Jordan, Alli, and Wonsulting leaders Jonathan and Jerry, life only got busier as they found themselves giving their communities their all. Episode 4: All In, available now: anchor.fm/sideeffectspod