Introducing Brave & Curious with Dr. Lora Shahine

Written By Lora Shahine, MD

Welcome to Brave & Curious with Dr. Lora Shahine: new name, same trusted information.

The mission behind Baby or Bust is not changing! It is still Dr.Shahine’s passion to educate and teach about women’s health and fertility. The new show, Brave & Curious, will continue to explore fertility and reproductive health. 

AND it is also expanding to include broader wellness topics that impact individuals on their reproductive journeys and beyond. With this evolution, Dr. Shahine aims to foster a space where listeners can embrace both bravery and curiosity in navigating their personal health experiences.

In this episode, Dr. Shahine shares her vision for Brave & Curious and what listeners can expect from the new format. The podcast will feature insightful expert interviews, providing medical and holistic perspectives on reproductive health and wellness. 

Additionally, she will highlight personal stories from patients and individuals who have faced fertility challenges, offering real-life experiences that inspire and inform.

Dr. Shahine strongly believes that women need a space like Brave & Curious. 

Why?  

So we can share knowledge and experiences to empower individuals navigating fertility and reproductive health. So we can highlight the roles bravery and curiosity play in advocating for our own wellness.

Brave & Curious is here to guide and empower you. Thanks for being here.

In this episode you’ll hear:

[00:15] Why is Baby or Bust now Brave & Curious?

[00:51] Bravery and curiosity in fertility

[2:09] What should you expect from Brave & Curious?

[3:17] Let’s build community 

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Lora Shahine, MD

Dr. Lora Shahine, reproductive endocrinologist at Pacific NW Fertility and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Washington in Seattle, completed her residency in OBGYN at the University of California in San Francisco and fellowship in reproductive endocrinology at Stanford University. She is dedicated to educating and advocating for increased awareness of infertility, miscarriage, and the impact on environmental toxins on health through an active social media presence, teaching, clinical research, and authoring multiple blogs and books including best selling, ‘Not Broken: An Approachable Guide to Miscarriage and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss.’

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