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Yale-trained integrative women's health expert on environmental health Source · avivaromm.com
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I want to put someone on your radar if she isn't already. Her name is Dr. Aviva Romm — Yale-trained, board-certified in family medicine, and one of the few integrative physicians speaking clearly about how environmental exposures affect women's and children's health.
What I appreciate about her work is the rigor. She doesn't traffic in wellness vibes. She cites studies. She connects what women are actually experiencing — thyroid issues, hormone disruption, chronic inflammation — to the contaminants showing up in water, food, and household products.
For anyone navigating family health through a science-first lens, she's a voice that holds up. I've learned from her, and I think you will too.
Worth following.
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Yale-trained integrative women's health expert on environmental health
Why did Glen Kerby choose this story?
A hero story about how one person can make an incredible difference to help give a voice to those who do not have one.
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