Could Medical Tech be “Coded to Kill”? This Medical School Dean Has Thoughts.

Could Medical Tech be “Coded to Kill”? This Medical School Dean Has Thoughts.

In a time when AI is creating new realities faster than we can make sense of them, we need to imagine possible future scenarios to prepare. Which is why a new novel by Marschall Runge, Dean of the University of Michigan Medical School, is so prescient. In his book “Coded to Kill,” Runge helps us imagine what could go wrong, even if so much can go right. Abdul reflects on the critical role of imagination in science. Then he sits down with Dean Runge to talk about what his book can teach us about how we prepare for a future of artificial intelligence in medicine.

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A Public Health Catastrophe in Gaza

A Public Health Catastrophe in Gaza

In less than four months, more than 25,000 people have been killed by Israeli bombardment in Gaza. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg of devastation. Abdul reflects on how the way we talk about th...

30 Jan 202445min

Has Public Health Lost Its Way? This Public Health Dean Thinks So.

Has Public Health Lost Its Way? This Public Health Dean Thinks So.

The COVID-19 pandemic was a crucible for America’s public health institutions. It brought out their best — and worst. And many of us didn’t like what we saw. Abdul sits down with Prof. Sandro Galea, D...

23 Jan 202458min

America’s Drug Policy Czar Breaks Down the Fentanyl Crisis

America’s Drug Policy Czar Breaks Down the Fentanyl Crisis

Over the past decade, Fentanyl, a cheap, hyper-potent, and synthetic opiate has accelerated the opioid pandemic already ravaging the country. Abdul reflects on the way that our atomized, lonely commun...

16 Jan 202447min

New Year, New You?

New Year, New You?

America’s most common New Year’s resolutions focus on health–weight loss, fitness, or something else. While almost all of them focus on physical health, they all run through our mental health. Abdul r...

9 Jan 202453min

Words Matter. Especially in Public Health.

Words Matter. Especially in Public Health.

It’s not only what you say — it’s how you say it. And that’s often where public health gets it wrong. Our producer Emma Illick-Frank talks to a recovered anti-vaxxer about what ultimately brought him ...

19 Des 20231h 1min

Nasal Congestion is More Complicated Than You Think.

Nasal Congestion is More Complicated Than You Think.

Feel that in your nose? If you’re like everyone else this time of year, you’ve probably got that dreaded nasal congestion that comes with the colds and flus this time of year. But nasal congestion is ...

12 Des 202336min

It’s Cold & Flu Season. Here’s How to Protect Yourself.

It’s Cold & Flu Season. Here’s How to Protect Yourself.

It’s cold and flu … and RSV, and COVID season. But vaccinations are down this year — and we haven’t made critical investments in things like air purification and ventilation that we could have and sho...

5 Des 202349min

Reaching Back into the America Dissected Archive to Remember Ady Barkan

Reaching Back into the America Dissected Archive to Remember Ady Barkan

Ady Barkan was a lion for healthcare justice. After his diagnosis with ALS, he spent his final years fighting for Medicare for All. Ady passed away this month at 39. We go back into the AD archives to...

28 Nov 202331min

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