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Sep 21, 2026

RexHOST
4:02
So...
RexHOST
4:04
A long time ago, a band named Pathology was recommended to us back when we used to do listener recommendations.
RexHOST
4:13
Which, by the way, we didn't end that for any other reason than we finally realized that we had a backlog of listener recommendations and we didn't have time to listen to the stuff that we wanted to listen to, let alone the stuff that other people wanted us to listen to.
RexHOST
4:26
Right.

8 MINS LATER

RexHOST
12:08
We're
DuffHOST
12:09
getting there.
DuffHOST
12:09
I did, by the way, listen to the Pathology record.
DuffHOST
12:11
I had heard it.
Natalie HutchinsHOST
1:45
But for too long it's been studied and treated as though women are just small men, and of course we know that's not the case.
Natalie HutchinsHOST
1:52
We often have different symptoms, different underlying pathology, additional risk factors that are specific to us, and the result is a gender gap in outcomes that really needs to change.
Natalie HutchinsHOST
2:01
So today I'm joined by Dr. Sara Moscatelli, a cardiologist with a special interest in women's health, and we're going to cover the practical ways in which you can care for your heart, what screening you need, what to know about statins, what the evidence says about HRT, and the best exercise for your heart.
Natalie HutchinsHOST
2:16
So let's get started.

30 MINS LATER

Sara MoscatelliGUEST
32:20
Yeah.
Natalie HutchinsHOST
32:20
Tell us about that.
Natalie HutchinsHOST
32:21
And that's again, a different pathology again.
Sara MoscatelliGUEST
32:23
It's a different pathology.

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