One-on-One with Eric Topol

Cardiologist Haider Warraich discusses his prolific writing career in this episode of Medscape One-on-One with Eric Topol.

The Foldscope, Paperfuge, and Octopi are inexpensive diagnostic tools that Manu Prakash and his team have invented to improve the lives of people around the world.

Using terms like 'customer' and 'consumer' take the humanity out of medicine, says patient/family engagement consultant Hala Durrah in her interview with Eric Topol.

Magdalena Skipper, the first woman to serve as editor-in-chief of Nature, discusses open access, preprints, communication, and other important topics facing scientific publishing in this interview with Eric Topol.

Dr Jen Gunter, author of 'The Vagina Bible,' is taking on controversial health issues one group (and Goop) at a time.

Eric Topol interviews physician writer Matt McCarthy on his new book 'Superbugs' and current hot topics on the fight against antimicrobial resistance.

Siddhartha Mukherjee talks with Eric Topol about Topol's new book and how AI can prevent burnout, improve efficiency, and renew our faith in medical science.

Healthcare providers need to engage the public in a conversation about climate change and how it can affect everyone's health, says former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy.

Emergency medicine doctor and 'public health guru' Esther Choo on racism, sexism, inequity, and inclusion in medicine.

Eric Topol talks with med student Nicole Treadway about her intriguing essay, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, on confidence and paternalism in medicine.