This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear Justin Norden, a partner at GSR Ventures, discuss the potential for generative AI, particularly the emerging ChatGPT platform, in healthcare. He is teaching a class at Stanford University this spring on generative AI and medicine. He chats with Fierce's Heather Landi about why the tech will be "game-changing" for the industry.

Also in this episode, we revisit an interview with Jerrica Kirkley, the co-founder and chief medical officer of Plume. She talked with Fierce’s Anastassia Gliadkovskaya to discuss how she finds hope in the midst of this tense landscape for the LGBTQ+ community. 

To learn more about topics in this episode: 

• Value Based Health USA 2023
• From 'transformative' to 'tremendous fear': Takes on ChatGPT in healthcare at ViVE 2023
• HIMSS23: Epic analytics leader details efforts to bring GPT-4 into healthcare and growing work in genomics, life sciences
• HIMSS23: Google proceeds with caution in piloting its LLM in healthcare
• Google, Microsoft and startups test out generative AI in healthcare
• 'Podnosis': Digital redlining in healthcare and breaking down barriers to care for gender-diverse populations
• These startups are trying to reach communities often marginalized in healthcare. Here's how they do it
• LGBTQ+ care providers calling for advocacy, education to push back against anti-transgender efforts
• At least 24 hospitals, providers have been targeted online and offline over gender-affirming care, report says
• In new executive order, Biden seeks to protect LGBTQ+ access to affirming care, expand provider training
• DOJ must investigate and prosecute those behind children's hospital harassment campaign, medical groups say

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