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Dr. David Joseph rejoins Dr. Michael Koren for part 2 of his journey from reluctant med student to medical consultant, inventor, and artist. In this section, Dr. Joseph talks about the difficulties in navigating our current, disjointed, and often impersonal medical system. He recounts having to go through seven different consultations with physicians before anyone physically examined him and how persistence is key in our medical system. They finish up by talking about the doctor's artwork, which can be found at https://www.davidjosephart.com/ and on Instagram at @artbydavidjoseph

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Dr. David Joseph joins Dr. Michael Koren in part 1 of this 2-part series to discuss his journey into the medical world - with myriad tangents and diversions along the way. Dr. Joseph explores his journey from scrappy teen entrepreneur and freshman MIT researcher and inventor to Harvard-trained anesthesiologist. He talks about his non-standard approach to applying to and studying at Harvard Medical School and how his nontraditional approach to life has led him to interesting places.

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Dr. Michael Koren joins Kevin Geddings to discuss the positive headline results from a clinical study on the cholesterol medication Repatha. Dr. Koren explains what "headline results" are and how they differ from results presented in a full scientific format. He talks about how these findings are being released due to market regulations to keep the parent company of Repatha, Amgen, from violating financial laws. Dr. Koren also explains that these results are encouraging for people with high cholesterol. The study was using Repatha as a potential preventative medication and preliminary results are looking good!

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Christy Kestner, PhD, joins Erich Schramm, MD to discuss her journey from bench scientist to medical communicator. She talks about the importantce of spreading knowledge far and wide, particularly in the current era of massive misinformation. The duo talk about the problem of keeping medical and scientific information in silos and how communicators like Christy Kestner can help other scientists and doctors communicate more effectively with the public and patients alike. Christy Kestner introduces her work at Endosymbiont and her platform at Brain and Beyond to help people understand the complex world of medicine. Dr. Schramm then asks about some of the upcoming neuroscience research, including with brain computer interfaces, ALS, and Alzheimer's treatments.

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Dr. Michael Koren joins Kevin Geddings in talking about the start of flu season and the benefits of getting a flu shot through the clinical trials process. The doctor explains that modern flu shot trials don't use a placebo, they compare two different types of flu shot but everyone is protected. The two also discuss some of the rumors and mysteries surrounding flu shots, including why patients 65 and up sometimes get offered a different vaccine than those younger.

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Triple-board certified psychologist Dr. Heather Luing joins Dr. Erich Schramm to talk about depression. Major depressive disorder affects one in five Americans and ranks among the most disabling conditions worldwide. In spite of this, treatments for depression can be unsatisfying or ineffective for up to 1/3 of patients. The doctors discuss the symptoms, treatments, and biological underpinnings of depression. They move to advances in medications and devices and the possibilities that clinical trials hold for the not-too-distant future, including non-medical solutions like Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Vagus Nerve Stimulation for medication-resistant patients.

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Dr. Michael Koren joins Kevin Geddings to discuss the pivotal role imaging has played in diagnosis and understanding of various diseases. Dr. Koren notes that before the science of imaging, the only way to see what was going on inside the body was with a knife. They then discuss some of the newest applications of imaging and how the use of CT scans and amyloid PET scans can see inside the heart and arteries to see how a disease is progressing or the effectiveness of new medications.

They talk about the progress that has been made and how we are able to see what's happening, but note that access to these imaging technologies is not evenly available and that sometimes cost or insurance can get in the way of healthcare access. Dr. Koren then points out that clinical research may offer some patients a way for some patients to access these imaging technologies outside of the traditional healthcare system if they have risks or signs of diseases being studied.

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Dr. Michael Myers joins Dr. Michael Koren for an interview about his physician journey from medical school to private practice, healthcare administration, health consulting, teaching, and writing. Dr. Myers talks about his serendipitous journey through many parts of the healthcare system and how this shaped his unique career path through medicine's changing landscape. The two also transition to modern discussions on vaccines and the need for credible information in this space.

Dr. Myers is writing a book titled "The Vaccine Bible," to be published on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0BL15KXRV/allbooks

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