Julie Gould

1 week ago | nature.com | Julie Gould

Julie Gould 00:08 Hello and welcome to Working Scientist, a Nature Careers podcast. I’m Julie Gould. This is the first part of a series about hiring and getting hired in science. Every year, the Nature Careers team puts together a survey to understand the lay of the land, to find out what their audience is experiencing in the working world of science. And in 2024, for the first time, the Nature Careers team tried to find out about scientists who hire other scientists.

2 weeks ago | physiciansweekly.com | Julie Gould

Dr. Shelly Johns joins Physician’s Weekly and explains why a stepped care approach to managing fear of cancer recurrence is recommended. Beginning with oncology providers acknowledging and normalizing patient fears, followed by screening to identify severity, they can offer tailored interventions ranging from informational handouts to cognitive behavioral therapy or specialist referrals based on the level of distress.

2 weeks ago | physics.aps.org | Julie Gould

April 29, 2025• Physics 18, 92A group of leading quantum scientists has published a manifesto aimed at supporting the participation of women in quantum science and technology and related fields. ×LISTEN HERE, ON APPLE PODCASTS, OR ON SPOTIFY.

4 weeks ago | physiciansweekly.com | Julie Gould

Photo Credit: istock.com/Nadiia Lapshynska In part 1, Dr. Shelly Johns, clinical health psychologist and cancer researcher, emphasized the importance of physicians routinely addressing fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) in patient conversations. Now, Dr. Johns explains how supportive interventions can improve the quality of life for adults with breast cancer.

1 month ago | physiciansweekly.com | Julie Gould

In this discussion, Dr. Shelly Johns, a clinical health psychologist and cancer researcher, emphasizes the importance of physicians routinely addressing fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) in patient conversations. She highlights that normalizing and validating these concerns can improve patient well-being and that cognitive behavioral therapies, including mindfulness and values-based approaches, are effective interventions.