In this raw and unfiltered episode of the WebbMD Podcast, former ENT surgeon Dr. Francis Mei Harden opens up about her decision to leave medicine just three months ago—and why it might have saved her life.

From her early days in astrophysics at Fermilab to enduring malignant residency culture, Dr. Harden takes us through the trauma, burnout, and broken systems that pushed her to the brink.

We talk about physician suicide, identity loss, toxic leadership, and the unspoken culture of hazing in medical training. This conversation is a must-watch for medical students, residents, healthcare workers, and anyone wondering what really happens behind the scenes in hospitals today.

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What they DON’T tell you about being a doctor in the UK vs the US… Dr. Antonio Webb and Dr. Obi Jude link up in London, England to expose the jaw-dropping differences between two of the world’s biggest healthcare systems — and it’s not what you’d expect.

In this explosive episode of the WebbMD Podcast: 17 years of training to become a surgeon in the UK?! Why US doctors are burning out… and UK doctors are leaving the country NHS trauma surgeons dealing with daily stabbings & long waitlists How AI and social media are disrupting the future of medicine The shocking reality of insurance denial, low pay, and doctor shortages

Why surgeons are turning into content creators to survive and inspire 💡 If you’re a doctor, med student, or just curious how broken (or brilliant) these systems are — this episode is for you.

Healthcare. Trauma. Tech. Truth.

Real talk with real surgeons. Only on WebbMD Podcast.

Recorded on-location in London, UK

In this eye-opening episode of the WebbMD Podcast with Dr. Antonio Webb, we sit down with Dr. Steven Bradley—a double board-certified anesthesiologist, military physician, and medical ethics consultant—who takes us on a powerful journey from music production to the operating room.

Dr. Bradley shares how his early passion for music shaped his unique path into medicine, why ethical training is non-negotiable in today’s healthcare system, and how diverse experiences make better doctors.

🔥 In this episode, we cover:

🎼 How music and mentorship led him to medical school

👨🏾‍⚕️ His time at Howard University and the power of community in medical training

⚖️ The ethical gray areas doctors face—from transplant decisions to maternal care

💬 Why strong communication saves lives—and how bias still gets in the way 🚢 What it was really like serving on Navy hospital ships during COVID

🧘🏾‍♂️ His upcoming mindfulness album dropping Feb 5, 2025

🔥 The real role anesthesiologists play in patient safety—and why the field is in crisis If you're a medical student, healthcare professional, or just curious about the human side of medicine, this episode will move you, challenge you, and inspire you.

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