Patients as Partners: Shared Decision Making in Medicine
This week we are discussing the rise of a new type of health care where the patients play a vital role in their medical care. Patients as partners in care are at the heart of shared decision making (...
17 Mar 20min
End of Life in Transition: Earlier Palliative Care, Better Conversations
At a time when modern medicine is allowing people to enjoy longer, fuller lives, mortality is not always a chief concern. But when a serious illness occurs, the topic becomes unavoidable. This became ...
10 Mar 9min
Is Mental Health Care Changing Fast Enough
This week we discuss the current status of Mental Health Care. Mental health care is changing, but most experts argue it is not changing fast enough relative to the need, especially on access, equit...
3 Mar 32min
Rehabilitation Reimagined: Technology, Therapy and Independence
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into post-injury rehabilitation is transforming recovery paradigms by enabling personalized, adaptive, and efficient rehabilitation pathways tailored to...
24 Feb 18min
The Gut Brain Revolution
The gut–brain revolution is about treating the digestive system and the nervous system as one integrated network instead of two separate organs that happen to share a body. The gut–brain axis is a bid...
17 Feb 21min
Promising New Cancer Screening Methods
Promising new cancer screening methods are pivoting toward multi-cancer early detection (MCED) blood tests (liquid biopsies) and AI-enhanced imaging, which aim to detect multiple cancer types from a s...
10 Feb 20min
Chronic Illness Isn't Rare Anymore: Why The System Is Trying To Catch-up
Chronic illness is now the norm, not the exception, and our healthcare system is scrambling to keep up. In this episode, "Chronic Illness Isn't Rare Anymore: Why The System Is Trying To Catch Up," we...
3 Feb 9min
From Survival to Quality of Life:
FROM SURVIVAL TO QUALITY OF LIFE: WHY OUTCOMES ARE BEING REDEFINED THE FUNDAMENTAL SHIFT IN MEDICINE For decades, medicine measured success through a singular lens: survival. Did the patient live? Did...
27 Jan 21min
