https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/madelyn-loghmani3Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Fri, 11 Sep 2026 02:52:52 GMTSat, 22 Aug 2026 22:37:03 GMT60Madelyn LoghmaniHidden Med uncovers the forgotten, disturbing, and surprising stories buried in medical history. From dangerous “miracle cures” and unethical experiments to medical scandals, forgotten patients, and the women who changed healthcare, each episode explores the science, people, and systems behind the medicine we know today. Because sometimes the most important medical stories are the ones history tried to hide. This podcast was inspired by one of the best classes I’ve ever taken in college: The Birds and the Bees. Shoutout to Dr. Jacqueline Antonowich.episodicMadelyn Loghmanimloghmani06@gmail.comnoOnce hailed as a breakthrough in psychiatry, the lobotomy promised to treat severe mental illness by changing the brain itself. This episode of Hidden Med traces how the procedure rose to medical fame, the patients whose lives were permanently altered, and what its history reveals about the risks of treating the brain before fully understanding it.

]]>0c6a9362-83dc-4e6f-8696-b74cd32493aeSat, 05 Sep 2026 16:30:00 GMT<p>Once hailed as a breakthrough in psychiatry, the lobotomy promised to treat severe mental illness by changing the brain itself. This episode of Hidden Med traces how the procedure rose to medical fame, the patients whose lives were permanently altered, and what its history reveals about the risks of treating the brain before fully understanding it.</p>no00:16:513When Psychiatry Turned to SurgeryfullThey were told it was safe. Some were even told it was beautiful. From the young factory workers who went home glowing with radium dust to beauty products that promised perfect skin with arsenic, this episode uncovers the dangerous side of the era’s obsession with beauty and innovation—and the women who paid the price.

]]>7dafac2a-7873-4b80-80fd-1e88d1e51a3aSun, 30 Aug 2026 16:30:00 GMT<p><b>They were told it was safe. Some were even told it was beautiful.</b> From the young factory workers who went home glowing with radium dust to beauty products that promised perfect skin with arsenic, this episode uncovers the dangerous side of the era’s obsession with beauty and innovation—and the women who paid the price.</p>no00:17:032The Girls Who Glowed & The Beauty Products That PoisonedfullYou know those purple wipes in your cabinet? Those Lysol wipes? Well, did you know that Lysol was once advertised as a feminine hygiene product? Listen in as I take you through the hidden medical history of Lysol.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/madelyn-loghmani3/episodes/The-Germ-Killer-Lysol--the-Comstock-Laws--and-the-Women-Who-Paid-the-Price-e3nor6nee9303e7-c73f-4813-9d43-d76668cdfd68Sat, 22 Aug 2026 22:31:13 GMT<p>You know those purple wipes in your cabinet? Those Lysol wipes? Well, did you know that Lysol was once advertised as a feminine hygiene product? Listen in as I take you through the hidden medical history of Lysol. </p> no00:14:411The Germ Killer: Lysol, the Comstock Laws, and the Women Who Paid the Pricefull