#319 - What Has Whoop Actually Learned from Studying 3 Million Users? | Dr. Greg Grosicki & Mike Haney
Continuous health data gives researchers something they have rarely had before: the ability to follow the same person, in the real world, across thousands of measurements and long periods of time. Tha...
12 Marras 1h 17min
#318 - How Sleep Changes What and How Much You Eat | Dr. Marie-Pierre St-Onge & Mike Haney
Sleep and diet don’t operate independently. Controlled studies suggest that when people sleep less, they tend to eat more, move less, and gradually gain weight. The relationship also appears to run in...
5 Marras 53min
#317 - What It Takes to Build Medical AI Doctors Will Trust | Dr. Suchi Saria & Mike Haney
Medical AI is full of impressive models that work on retrospective datasets. The much harder problem is turning one into a tool that can operate continuously inside a hospital, earn clinicians’ trust,...
29 Loka 1h 1min
#316 - What Should You Actually Do About High Cholesterol? | Dr. Seth Martin & Mike Haney
Heart disease is the leading cause of death, but it’s also one of the most preventable. Decades of research have established a strong causal role for LDL and other ApoB-containing particles in atheros...
22 Loka 1h 8min
#315 - Can We Treat Disease Through the Nervous System? | Dr. Kevin Tracey & Mike Haney
Most of NextLevel starts with a measurement problem: we can see more biology than ever, but we still have to figure out what to do with it. Bioelectronic medicine flips that sequence. We already know ...
15 Loka 1h 21min
#314 - How to Make Health Decisions When the Science Is Unclear | Dr. Anupam Jena & Mike Haney
Most health decisions happen before the science is settled. A study points one way, another points somewhere else, experts disagree about what matters, and even strong population-level evidence may no...
8 Loka 57min
#313 - What Happens When We Start Imaging Healthy People? | Dr. Daniel Durand & Mike Haney
Most medical imaging happens after a symptom, injury, or abnormal test gives a clinician a reason to look. But what changes if imaging becomes a more routine measurement, creating a record of the body...
1 Loka 1h 25min
#312 - Is Moderate Drinking Actually Healthy? | Dr. Tim Naimi & Mike Haney
Alcohol has spent the last 40 years bouncing between two health narratives: a little is good for your heart, or any amount is dangerous. The science doesn’t really support either slogan.Dr. Tim Naimi ...
24 Syys 53min
