Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchAI is already reading your dental X-rays and you probably have no idea
When was the last time your dentist mentioned that artificial intelligence was scanning your X-rays before you even sat down in the chair? General de…
5 months, 4 weeks ago
2026 cholesterol guidelines: LDL goals, Lp(a), and coronary calcium scoring
In this sponsored episode from Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, a leading preventive cardiologist walks through the 2026 cholesterol guideline u…
6 months ago
She was learning to keep others breathing while losing her own air
What happens when a woman is diagnosed with a rare, estrogen-sensitive lung disease at 28, in her first week of residency, with no roadmap for wh…
6 months ago
He declined routine X-rays and was denied a dental cleaning
What happens when a patient makes a reasonable, informed decision to skip a non-mandatory test and the system simply stops? Patient advocate Aaron S.…
6 months ago
She donated 2,000 hours of unpaid labor before she even noticed
When did volunteering stop being a choice and start being a condition of professionalism? Pediatrician, certified coach, and mindfulness and yoga tea…
6 months ago
His mother-in-law heard "cancer," went home, and was dead within a year
What happens when a doctor closes the chart but the patient leaves without understanding what was actually said? Retired surgeon, independent physici…
6 months, 1 week ago
Silence at the chessboard changed how I talk to patients
When is the most powerful thing a medical student can do in a patient's room simply to stop talking? Medical students Jay Pendyala and Jonathan Berg …
6 months, 1 week ago
Gradually, then suddenly: Dr. Robert Wachter on health care's giant AI leap
What if the biggest problem with electronic health records was not the technology itself, but that we expected it to transform medicine when it could…
6 months, 1 week ago
Why cervical cancer screening drops after menopause, and why that's dangerous
What if the moment women stop seeing their gynecologist is exactly when their cervical cancer risk matters most? Nenrot S. Gopep, a physician and pub…
6 months, 1 week ago
I have cerebral palsy and I'm a doctor. Here's what policy cuts mean for patients like me.
What happens to patients with disabilities when the government signals their lives don't matter, and what does that mean for the doctors fighting alo…
6 months, 1 week ago