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People are taking control of their health — now, and in the future. That’s Healthusiasm. And nowhere is that more radical than with artificial intelligence.

AI is speeding up drug discovery, creating new medicines, and even stepping in as coaches, advisors, and companions. But beyond the headlines, the real story lies in how this changes our expectations, our emotions, and even the balance of power in healthcare.

Mo Zouina reflects on the messy in-between moments: when AI makes us expect more than is possible, or diagnoses a disease for which no cure exists. This new zone could put huge pressure on healthcare systems. 

Nia talks about the rise of emotional AI — and how, unless machines take over some of this role, the human side of care will remain just as critical. We even joked about redesigning that famous Google mug — the one that said “Don’t confuse your Google search with my medical degree”. Today it might read: “Maybe AI knows… but does it really care?”

Christophe highlights how AI is flipping upside down the millennia-old dynamics of healthcare. For centuries, unequal access to knowledge and solutions defined medicine. The internet challenged that. Now AI could overturn it completely. And Keith pushes it further: in the future, patients may not just access knowledge — they could design their own solutions.

Healthusiasm is about people taking control of their health. With AI, that control may be stretched to the max.

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People are taking control of their health — now, and in the future. That’s Healthusiasm. It’s the movement that pushes us to live longer, feel better, and explore bold new frontiers in medicine and technology.

In this episode, we open the door to some of the most surprising breakthroughs shaping that future. What if necrosis — messy cell death once thought to be the end of the line — turned out to be the key to slowing aging, preventing disease, and even helping astronauts survive long journeys in space?

What if your personal health coach wasn’t a human, but an AI that knows your sleep, your DNA, even the weather — and gives you daily advice designed just for you?

And what if artificial intelligence could not only make breast cancer easier to detect, but actually predict your risk years before symptoms appear?

But that’s just the start. We’ll also explore how barbers are stepping into healthcare, why grooves in our brain reveal hidden risks, how Alzheimer’s could be better understood, and how extending human senses — like seeing infrared with a contact lens — might change what it means to be human. And of course, you can expect some sharp, provocative takes from Mo Zouina along the way.

Welcome to Healthusiasm — where short stories meet big ideas, and the future of health begins with one simple question.

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In this exceptionally packed episode, all your favourite panellists are back to dive into the future of health like never before. From cutting-edge biotech to mind-bending innovation, we're exploring what happens when technology, health, and human behavior collide.

🔥 First, we discuss cancer care reimagined — from early detection through breath tests and AI-driven diagnostics to the surprising role of hairdressers in identifying cancer signs. Platforms like SpotitEarly and Tempus AI are shaping a more holistic and proactive approach to treatment.

🧪 Then we turn to next-level health checkups. Think full-body scans and 160+ biomarkers with companies like Function Health and Ezra—offering a glimpse into how our health could be monitored and managed before we even get sick.

⚠️ But it’s not all good news: we ask, is prevention actually problematic for the healthcare system? And what does it mean when a biotech giant like Regeneron buys access to 23&Me's genetic data?

🌀 As always, we take it a step further with breakthroughs that feel straight out of Black Mirror:

• Humans evolving to see infrared
• AI causing us to lose essential human capabilities
• The unexpected rise of Compost Culture
• And why “Groove is in the brain” might be more than a dance-floor anthem

🎙️ Join our full powerhouse panel:

• Aline Noizet, the Digital Health Connector
• Estefanía 'Nia' Escobar-Kölle, start-up & innovation expert
• Dr. Keith Grimes, our digital medical mind
• Mo Zouina, the human experience advocate
• And Christophe Jauquet, your guide to Healthusiasm

This is not just an episode — it’s a vision of health’s near future, told with wit, insight, and just the right dose of awe.

Tune in now — and prepare to be Healthusiastic.

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In this episode, Christophe Jauquet, Dr. Keith Grimes, and Aline Noizet revisit a bold question that once sparked their first conversation in Toulouse: “What would radically change healthcare?” 

From futuristic visions to real-world innovations, they each present a different perspective on what healthcare could—and should—become.

💡 We started modestly:

• What if self-care and prevention could be more impactful?

But we took it one step further

• What if patients build their own healthcare solutions with AI?

Then we retook it one step further

• What if people ran “personal science projects” in medicine themselves?

Oh man... let's not stop here, right?

• What if healthcare were entirely decentralised, like entertainment is? 

This episode powerfully explores how system-led care is being challenged by person-led transformation. Join us as we imagine a radically different—and radically better—future of health.

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What do hospital robots, AI-powered surgeries, nature-filled cities, brain-grown music, blood-filtering treatments, JoySpan and Unhappy Leave have in common?

They’re all Health Innovations that showcase #healthusiasm.
A shift you might feel… before you can explain it.

In this monthly episode, we focus on some of the most inspiring health innovations of the month of April.

• 🥼 Could the simple feeling of joy become healthcare’s most overlooked outcome?
• 👣 What if the path to better mental health was just a walk through your city?
• 🧠 Could cleaning your bloodstream become the next elite wellness ritual?
• 🎧 What happens when a brain—grown from the dead—starts making music?
• 🏙️ Can a city be redesigned to whisper instead of roar, while wildlife quietly returns?
• 🔪 What if the smartest thing in the operating room… wasn’t the surgeon?
• 💼 And what are these trends called Unhappy Leave, Mental‑Health Day, No‑Questions‑Asked Leave, You‑Day, Baaldagen, Duvet Day, Burnout Buffer Day ...?

If you think this is an episode about technology, think again.
It’s about how empathy, design, intelligence, environment, and emotion are converging—quietly, cleverly, profoundly.

This is Healthusiasm.

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For the first time ever, I'm flying solo on the Healthusiasm Podcast, which means shaking things up: Let's talk about the things I otherwise won't talk about. 

“The episode where no one showed up... so I said everything I wanted.”:

✅ Appetisers: The health innovations I normally wouldn’t talk about (but now totally do) >> brain implants, sound pockets, IKEA, 23&Me, RIP NHS, Gallup.

 ✅ The Main course: Big Healthusiasm moves from Apple, Google & DeepSeek that could change your health and healthcare forever

 ✅ The dessert: And as per usual, a few unusual concepts—like beauty that heals, and saunas with storytelling

💡 It’s personal. It’s provocative. And it just might be the most monologue episode yet.

Tap play to discover what happens when the mic is all mine.
 Let’s get healththusiastic. 🚀

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The Healthusiasm Podcast, hosted again by Nia Escobar-Kölle, welcomed Dr. Elise Dallas, a menopause specialist, to discuss an since-forever-overlooked topic: menopause. 

Joined by the beloved panelists Mo Zouina, an expert on human experience, and Dr. Keith Grimes, a medical expert in digital innovation, they covered various aspects of menopause, including symptoms, health risks that women commonly face, generational differences, and the latest innovations and treatments.

One of the most striking insights shared during the episode was that menopause should not be something learned about through personal experience alone. This podcast also provides listeners with a better understanding of menopause—whether for themselves, their friends, or their partners.

PS. You may also discover the link between Renaissance ceramics and menopause while learning the Latin word for brain fog. 

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🎙️ Welcome to the Healthusiasm Podcast – where the future of health is happening so fast, we can barely keep up! 🚀

Honestly, we're overwhelmed. Completely. Utterly. Overwhelmed. And you will be too. But who is "we" in this episode?

• Aline Noizet - Digital Health Connector
• Mo Zouina - Human Experience Expert
• Christophe Jauquet - Health Business Expert

Back to overwhelming...

Yes, because in this episode, we’re talking about holograms for telemonitoring from anywhere (yes, your cardiologist might soon be beaming into your living room like a Star Wars character). Meanwhile, in China, virtual human doctors are diagnosing patients—because who needs an actual, human doctor when you can get an AI-powered one that never sleeps?

And if that’s not enough to blow your mind, we’re diving into… the penis microbiome. Yes, you heard that right. You’ve got bacteria down there, and they might just be plotting something. Meanwhile, ChatGPT apparently needs therapy, which makes perfect sense because, let’s be real, we’ve all asked it some truly unhinged questions.

But wait, there’s more! We’re seeing the shift from fitness to healthness (because apparently just working out isn’t enough anymore), and exercise is now being prescribed as first-line treatment—which means that the next time you go to the doctor, you might leave with a gym membership instead of a prescription.

Oh, and in case you were wondering how your web browser could save your life—yep, browsers to the rescue for your health are now a thing. Don’t ask me how, just listen.

And finally, because the future wouldn’t be complete without a little biohacking, anti-aging pills for dogs are now a thing. Because your pup deserves eternal youth too.

Welcome to the wild, weird, and wonderfully overwhelming world of Healthusiasm. Buckle up. It’s going to be a ride. 🎢🔥 #Healthusiasm #FutureOfHealth #TechMeetsWellness

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SPECIAL EPISODE: Women's Only Episode on International Women's Day.

Women’s health is transforming—and on this special International Women’s Day episode of the Healthusiasm Podcast, we’re diving deep into the innovations shaping its future.

Guest host Nia Escobar-Kölle is joined by an expert panel to explore the latest Healthusiasms in femtech, mental health, leadership, and AI-driven healthcare. From groundbreaking diagnostic tools to the role of women in shaping the industry, this discussion unpacks both the challenges and the exciting progress happening today.

With insights from:

🎙 Nia Escobar-Kölle – Digital Health Expert (Berlin)
🎙 Aline Noizet – Digital Health Connector (Barcelona)
🎙 Erica Warp – Neuroscientist & Product Generalist (London)
🎙 Begoña San Jose – Psychologist & Healthcare Resilience Expert (Austria)

Join us as we challenge the status quo, celebrate progress, and discuss how innovation is redefining the future of women’s health and self-care.

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In this episode, Dr Keith Grimes, Mo Zouina and Christophe Jauquet discuss the different aspects of misinformation and disinformation. Or, as Mo would still like to call it, we talk about BS ;-)

I won't share too much information here. Just have a listen. 

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