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Amazon and Uber set the bar that primary care is judged against [PODCAST]

A car shows up when you click a button and groceries arrive by tonight, but a doctor's appointment takes weeks. Payam Zamani started MY DR NOW while he was still a resident, in a clinic of twelve hundred square feet,…

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A car shows up when you click a button and groceries arrive by tonight, but a doctor’s appointment takes weeks. Payam Zamani started MY DR NOW while he was still a resident, in a clinic of twelve hundred square feet, and now runs more than eighty of them as founder …

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Why patients stop trusting doctors who listened to them [PODCAST]

A patient says her hip has hurt for a while. Whether she leaves trusting her doctor depends on what happens next. Alan P. Feren, a retired surgeon, health care consultant, and patient advocate, separates active listening, which makes a patient…

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A patient says her hip has hurt for a while. Whether she leaves trusting her doctor depends on what happens next. Alan P. Feren, a retired surgeon, health care consultant, and patient advocate, separates active listening, which makes a patient feel heard, from careful listening, which changes the reasoning. This …

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Why patients stop trusting doctors who listened to them [PODCAST]

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Some relationships work like medicine. Others work like a diagnosis. [PODCAST]

A patient came in with weight gain nobody could explain. Every test came back fine. Shiv K. Goel is an internal medicine and functional medicine physician. This episode is based on his article "How relationships affect health, seen from the…

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A patient came in with weight gain nobody could explain. Every test came back fine. Shiv K. Goel is an internal medicine and functional medicine physician. This episode is based on his article “How relationships affect health, seen from the exam room,” published on KevinMD. He treats the people …

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Some relationships work like medicine. Others work like a diagnosis. [PODCAST]

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Food allergies are treated differently, airline by airline [PODCAST]

A doctor cracked open an airplane emergency kit and found a sticker saying there was no epinephrine inside. Lianne Mandelbaum, president of No Nut Traveler and airline correspondent for Allergic Living, has spent a decade collecting accounts like it. This…

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A doctor cracked open an airplane emergency kit and found a sticker saying there was no epinephrine inside. Lianne Mandelbaum, president of No Nut Traveler and airline correspondent for Allergic Living, has spent a decade collecting accounts like it. This episode is based on her article “Epinephrine on airplanes …

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Food allergies are treated differently, airline by airline [PODCAST]

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Staying salaried may now be the riskier bet for doctors [PODCAST]

An eye surgeon who used to see forty patients a day now sees one to three in a morning, and he has no staff. Oren Fass, a board-certified ophthalmologist and cataract surgeon, has been an employed physician, a practice owner,…

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An eye surgeon who used to see forty patients a day now sees one to three in a morning, and he has no staff. Oren Fass, a board-certified ophthalmologist and cataract surgeon, has been an employed physician, a practice owner, and an owner who sold to private equity, and he …

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Staying salaried may now be the riskier bet for doctors [PODCAST]

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Doctors’ kids miss them, and the family builds its own fixes [PODCAST]

A surgeon's kids FaceTime him from their iPads while he is in the operating room, and he cannot pick up. Alyssa Kressel, a strategic communications professional, has spent more than fifteen years alongside her husband's surgical training. This episode is…

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A surgeon’s kids FaceTime him from their iPads while he is in the operating room, and he cannot pick up. Alyssa Kressel, a strategic communications professional, has spent more than fifteen years alongside her husband’s surgical training. This episode is based on her article “What the children of physicians …

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Doctors’ kids miss them, and the family builds its own fixes [PODCAST]

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Why exhaustion can make you see things that aren’t there [PODCAST]

You drive home after a long shift and see someone standing at the roadside. It turns out to be a sign. ≈ had that happen more than once, and her first thought was that something was wrong with her. She…

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You drive home after a long shift and see someone standing at the roadside. It turns out to be a sign. ≈ had that happen more than once, and her first thought was that something was wrong with her. She is a physician and multidisciplinary artist. This episode is based …

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Why exhaustion can make you see things that aren’t there [PODCAST]

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Making AI work for physicians [PODCAST]

This episode is sponsored by Oracle Health and Life Sciences. Doctors have heard promises about health technology for decades. Now artificial intelligence has to deliver something better than what health care already has. Seema Verma, executive vice president and general…

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This episode is sponsored by Oracle Health and Life Sciences.

Doctors have heard promises about health technology for decades. Now artificial intelligence has to deliver something better than what health care already has. Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Health and Life Sciences and former administrator of …

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Why business pressure and threats ended a career she loved [PODCAST]

She loved the job for 20 years. She left anyway. Christine King, certified registered nurse anesthetist, returns to explain what changed in the operating room and what it cost her. This episode is based on her article "Why I left…

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She loved the job for 20 years. She left anyway. Christine King, certified registered nurse anesthetist, returns to explain what changed in the operating room and what it cost her. This episode is based on her article “Why I left health care after almost 20 years,” published on KevinMD. You …

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Why business pressure and threats ended a career she loved [PODCAST]

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Retirement isn’t the end of medicine, it’s a second act [PODCAST]

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Many doctors picture themselves practicing until the day they die. Andrea Hayes decided otherwise, and tells you what came next. She is a retired endocrinologist, author, and speaker. This episode is based on her article "From endocrinologist to writer: a…

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Many doctors picture themselves practicing until the day they die. Andrea Hayes decided otherwise, and tells you what came next. She is a retired endocrinologist, author, and speaker. This episode is based on her article “From endocrinologist to writer: a doctor’s second act,” published on KevinMD. You will hear how …

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Retirement isn’t the end of medicine, it’s a second act [PODCAST]

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Blaming the doctor is cheaper than fixing the record system [PODCAST]

A pediatrician gave a child vaccines the chart said he needed. The record showing he had already had them was buried in the system. Dennis Hursh is a health law attorney and founder of Physician Agreements Health Law. This episode…

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A pediatrician gave a child vaccines the chart said he needed. The record showing he had already had them was buried in the system. Dennis Hursh is a health law attorney and founder of Physician Agreements Health Law. This episode is based on his article “EMR errors get blamed on …

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Blaming the doctor is cheaper than fixing the record system [PODCAST]

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Why acne, chin hair, and irregular cycles are more than an ovary problem [PODCAST]

A condition named for the ovaries turns out to run through the muscle, the liver, and the pancreas. Insulin is the signal connecting them, and different organs hear it differently. Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, reproductive endocrinologist and founder of the Montgomery Fertility…

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A condition named for the ovaries turns out to run through the muscle, the liver, and the pancreas. Insulin is the signal connecting them, and different organs hear it differently. Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, reproductive endocrinologist and founder of the Montgomery Fertility Center, returns to walk through it. This episode is based on …

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Why acne, chin hair, and irregular cycles are more than an ovary problem [PODCAST]

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Insurance companies are being sued over directories that aren’t real [PODCAST]

Your insurance company says these therapists take your plan. Most of them do not. That is the allegation behind seven class action lawsuits now moving through courts from Massachusetts to California. Attorney Steve Cohen returns to explain what his firm…

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Your insurance company says these therapists take your plan. Most of them do not. That is the allegation behind seven class action lawsuits now moving through courts from Massachusetts to California. Attorney Steve Cohen returns to explain what his firm found when it called the names on those lists. This episode …

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Insurance companies are being sued over directories that aren’t real [PODCAST]

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Burnout isn’t only about autonomy, it’s about your bank account [PODCAST]

Physicians stay in jobs they cannot afford to leave. The wellness conversation talks about resilience and meaning, and never about what is in your bank account. Stanley Liu, cardiologist, financial planner, and founder of DocEmpowered, returns with a concept traditional…

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Physicians stay in jobs they cannot afford to leave. The wellness conversation talks about resilience and meaning, and never about what is in your bank account. Stanley Liu, cardiologist, financial planner, and founder of DocEmpowered, returns with a concept traditional financial planning does not have. This episode is based on his …

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Burnout isn’t only about autonomy, it’s about your bank account [PODCAST]

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Genetic test results, social media advice, and an irreversible choice [PODCAST]

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Your genetic test results now arrive on your phone before anyone is available to explain them. So the questions go to an online mom group, or to ChatGPT, and strangers answer first. Stephanie Waggel, physician and founder of Improve Medical…

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Your genetic test results now arrive on your phone before anyone is available to explain them. So the questions go to an online mom group, or to ChatGPT, and strangers answer first. Stephanie Waggel, physician and founder of Improve Medical Culture, has been watching that happen in real time. This …

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Genetic test results, social media advice, and an irreversible choice [PODCAST]

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A cure for aggressive lymphoma exists, and most patients never get it [PODCAST]

A treatment exists that can cure aggressive lymphoma after chemotherapy has failed. Only about two in ten eligible patients receive it. Manali Kamdar is clinical director of lymphoma services at the University of Colorado Anschutz, and Paolo Strati is an…

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A treatment exists that can cure aggressive lymphoma after chemotherapy has failed. Only about two in ten eligible patients receive it. Manali Kamdar is clinical director of lymphoma services at the University of Colorado Anschutz, and Paolo Strati is an associate professor of lymphoma and myeloma at MD Anderson Cancer Center. …

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A cure for aggressive lymphoma exists, and most patients never get it [PODCAST]

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Doctors were told to be blind to the cost of care [PODCAST]

He counts four wounds in American medicine. Patients rarely bring up the first one, which is what health care costs. Narinder Singh Parhar is a physician with more than three decades in internal medicine, hospital medicine, and intensive care. This…

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He counts four wounds in American medicine. Patients rarely bring up the first one, which is what health care costs. Narinder Singh Parhar is a physician with more than three decades in internal medicine, hospital medicine, and intensive care. This episode is based on his article “Health care affordability is …

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Doctors were told to be blind to the cost of care [PODCAST]

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Hurricane season is a fifth season, and medicine has to plan for it [PODCAST]

In South Louisiana, hurricane season is treated like a fifth season of the year. Angela C. Johnson explains what that means for physicians and patients. She is an internal medicine physician and member of the American College of Physicians Board…

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In South Louisiana, hurricane season is treated like a fifth season of the year. Angela C. Johnson explains what that means for physicians and patients. She is an internal medicine physician and member of the American College of Physicians Board of Regents. This episode is based on her article “Physicians …

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Hurricane season is a fifth season, and medicine has to plan for it [PODCAST]

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Antibiotics for sinusitis without a real diagnosis [PODCAST]

Most people who get antibiotics for a sinus infection never needed them, and the real problem goes untreated. Franklyn R. Gergits is a board-certified otolaryngologist who sees the patients that three, four, and five rounds of antibiotics did not fix.…

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Most people who get antibiotics for a sinus infection never needed them, and the real problem goes untreated. Franklyn R. Gergits is a board-certified otolaryngologist who sees the patients that three, four, and five rounds of antibiotics did not fix. This episode is based on his article “We prescribe antibiotics …

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Antibiotics for sinusitis without a real diagnosis [PODCAST]

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Your AI judges patients by how they write, not their symptoms [PODCAST]

What if medical AI judges you by how you write instead of what's actually wrong? A health care executive says it already does. Craig Hauben has spent 30 years in health care and the last several years researching AI, and…

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What if medical AI judges you by how you write instead of what’s actually wrong? A health care executive says it already does. Craig Hauben has spent 30 years in health care and the last several years researching AI, and he walks through studies showing that large language models trained on …

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Your AI judges patients by how they write, not their symptoms [PODCAST]

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