This episode of Commerce of Care features the Chief Surgeon at Mount Sinai, Dr. Joshua Rosenberg. He shares his wisdom from years of experience in Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. From dealing with neck cancer and facial paralysis to rhinoplasties, Dr. Rosenberg is skilled in a range of operations.
Hosted by Gabrielle Perry, Sanjana Sankholkar, and Jeffrey Bohrer, this episode is essential to pre-med students for its lessons on adaptability, research, decision making, navigating medical bureaucracies, whether medicine is the right path for you, and so much more.
Produced by Jordana Rojany.

Dealing with uncertainty isn’t abnormal in college. How you choose to handle it is what makes the difference. Learn from two Duke upperclassmen on how they navigated their career uncertainty for the better. Both originally premed, Isabella Fauber and Nishant Namboothiry pivoted to consulting after re-evaluating their priorities and passions. From how to narrow down your interests and find CEOs emails to internship experience, tune in this month’s episode of Commerce of Care for this invaluable information!

Edited and hosted by Jordana Rojany.

In this episode, hear from Dishita Agarwal as she speaks on triadin-knockout syndrome, her experience advocating for herself within the complex healthcare system, and her advice on how doctors can understand the needs of their patients.

In this episode of The Commerce of Care, Sanjana and Anthony sit down with Mihir Gandhi, SVP of Telemedicine and Customer Experience at Hims & Hers. Mihir shares his journey from Duke and Wharton to becoming a leader in digital medicine, reflecting on career changes, the rise of telemedicine, and how AI and personalization are reshaping healthcare. Along the way, he offers candid advice on taking risks early in your career and embracing curiosity as a lifelong driver of growth.

In this short welcome episode hosted by Anthony Metayer and Sanjana Sankholkar, DBBH co-founders Gabrielle Perry and Ella Etchandy introduce themselves, share a brief overview of the story behind Duke Business Behind Health, and explain the value Commerce of Care brings to the DBBH ecosystem. You'll hear what drives our work at the intersection of business, policy, and health, and get a preview of the conversations to come. If you're curious about all the ways that health can impact the world, this podcast is for you.