Episode 121: Aging Behind Bars: When Prisons Become Places of Care
What happens when prisons become responsible for caring for people with dementia, cancer, disability, and other complex health needs? In this episode of Stanford Medcast, host Dr. Ruth Adewuya speaks ...
22 Syys 37min
Episode 120: The Moving Target: Caring for Athletes Who Are Still Growing
Kids aren't little adults — and in pediatric sports medicine, that difference shapes everything. In this episode of Stanford Medcast, host Dr. Ruth Adewuya speaks with Dr. Kevin G. Shea, Chambers-Okam...
7 Heinä 31min
Episode 119: Global Blindness: Why 80% Is Preventable and What's Standing in the Way
In this episode of Stanford Medcast, Dr. Geoffrey Tabin discusses the global burden of avoidable blindness and the systems-level barriers that continue to limit access to high-quality eye care worldwi...
2 Kesä 36min
Episode 118: Your Patient Talks to an AI Every Night — Now What?
AI companions are reshaping adolescence at a rapid pace, changing how teens connect, cope, and access support. In this conversation with Nina Vasan, MD MBA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry ...
5 Touko 33min
Episode 117: The Evolving Physician Career: Rethinking the Traditional Path
Many physicians feel confined by traditional career path, but medicine is evolving, and so are the possibilities. Join Dr. Naomi Lawrence-Reid, pediatrician and founder of Doctoring Differently, as sh...
7 Huhti 28min
Episode 116: After the Diagnosis What Matters Most in Autism Care
Autism is a spectrum with unique stories for every child. In this episode, Dr. Grace Gengoux, PhD, Clinical Professor, Director of the Autism Intervention Clinic, and Well-being Director at Stanford U...
3 Maalis 32min
Episode 114: Emerging Technology Mini-Series: AI as a Thinking Partner in Medicine
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how clinicians think and care for patients. In our conversation with Jonathan Chen, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Data Science at Stanfor...
6 Tammi 29min
