"It's really cool when you feel like you can show up for someone who felt like they didn't have anyone."

We're launching a new focus on This is Viral and turning our attention towards the career possibilities that open up when you choose to pursue public health. To kick things off, meet Ibukun Omole, a UVA graduate who has spent the last year working as a fellow in the Washington AIDS Partnership.

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“Who run the world? Girls!” -Beyoncé

Host Sarah Moxham returns to lead This is Viral's first all-women podcast episode. Joining her at the table are former UVA track/cross country runners, Georgie Mackenzie and Libby Davidson. This is their "love story" with running, and its peak highs and lows. A key study that inspired this episode details the gender-based differences in patterns of disordered eating in female student-athletes compared to male student-athletes of the same sports. How might disordered eating or disordered training affect mental health? Find out through the experiences of Georgie and Libby here!

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Have you ever wanted to learn about the life and mindset of a D1 athlete or a professional soccer player? Look no further!

Host Paco Abiad reconnects with some old friends: USMNT and New England Revolution defender, Henry Kessler, and University of Virginia forward, Cabrel Happi Kamseu, to discuss the world of soccer (or football for anyone outside of the U.S.) and the sport's parallels with life and mental health. We hope you enjoy this innovative approach to discussing mental health care in our daily lives.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Coach Bayram, a pillar of community and joy for the Charlottesville/UVA soccer community. Here is the link to his family's GoFundMe. Rest in Peace, Coach B, and thank you.

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