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Kristina Supler: The dreaded UTI problem. And I was saying it made me re-go go back to my daughter and say, Do you wipe from front to back? And I think we were chatting Kristina while we were working on the sound and all this administrative stuff. Susan Stone: I have to tell you, I devoured your book in a day. Jill Grimes: Thanks so much for having me.

Grimes, we're so pleased to have you with us today. And this experience has in part contributed to. Grimes transitioned to a campus health center and through her work with college students on a daily basis, she's really come to understand the most common medical issues that college students experience. After spending over 20 years in private practice in Austin, Texas, Dr. Grimes is a board certified family physician with a passion for practical evidence-based advice for students of all ages. Your guide to everything from hangovers to homesickness. Jill Grimes, author of the Ultimate College Student Health Handbook. Susan Stone: Today's topic is medical issues that college students face while they're away from home. We're full-time moms and attorneys bringing our student defense legal practice to real life with real candid conversations. Susan Stone: Welcome back to Real Talk with Susan Stone and Kristina Supler.

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Future topics to be included in the Ultimate College Student Health Handbook from how to create a safe environment in the event of a seizure, diabetes, and navigating the healthcare system in college (32:11).Additional medical issues students faced at the onset of COVID (31:21).The “proper” alcohol consumption method as advised by a licensed physician to prevent blackout drinking (29:14).What parents and students need to know about blackout drinking and the role it plays in sexual harassment (26:55).A dangerous misconception of marijuana use and coping with mental health issues (23:13).The potentially harmful contents of marijuana (21:54).

Addiction and medicinal marijuana use to cope with anxiety (21:15).An ace tip to creating an efficient study group (19:45).A first-hand tip from college professors that every parent can easily do to help their child succeed (19:01).Breaking the stigma that only students who are struggling academically need tutoring (18:17).Collegiate study skills courses as a means of decreasing test anxiety altogether(16:54).

How this non-addictive drug can help manage anxiety in college students (14:08).

Pragmatic alternatives to alleviating mental health concerns in spite of limited access to campus health centers (12:29).

The distinction between traditional therapy and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) (09:06).

Grimes wrote a book to spread awareness of sexually transmitted diseases (06:45)

Oral herpes and the means it can be spread, among other sexually transmitted infections (05:34).

How to encourage college students to practice safe oral sex (04:08).

The essential components of a practical first aid kit for a college student (2:03).

Grimes’ prowess in the medical field, namely for college students (0:36)

Book: Ultimate College Student Health Handbook.

The conversation includes practical tips that college students actually want to hear about, prevention and coping with anxiety and other mental health issues at the collegiate level, and alcohol consumption and marijuana addiction myths and misconceptions. They discuss medical issues that college students face while they're away from home. Jill Grimes, a family physician, award-winning author, and media medical expert. In this episode of Real Talk, KJK Student Defense Attorneys Susan Stone and Kristina Supler are joined by Dr.