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Rheumatologist Dr. Manish Jain joins Cardiologist Dr. Michael Koren as they discuss how performing clinical trials can help physicians become more holistic and knowledgeable, and how the process can result in better care for patients. In this conversation, the principal investigators explore Dr. Manish's journey as a clinician and investigator, including how he learned to approach patients about research, understanding their motivations, and the importance of education in bridging clinical practice with research.

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Dr. Dan Schlager, an ER physician, joins Dr. Michael Koren to talk about his life path as a physician inventor who transformed emergency response through an innovative GPS technology. Dr. Schlager also talks about other inventions like a lightning-proof shirt, and the legal and bureaucratic process of getting and defending patents from those who would circumvent them. All of this underpins the vital importance of innovation in medicine.

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• Innovation and invention moves medicine forward
• We stand on the shoulders of giants
• The definition of a toll is in the eye of the beholder

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Dr. Michael Koren joins Kevin Geddings as they explore the history and significance of clinical trial integrity over the last 50 years. Dr. Koren brings up the story of Dr. David Baltimore, who's test results on viruses were questioned and who's vigilance helped establish the rigorous standards we see today. It highlights the importance of reliable research practices and tools like MedEvidence in empowering individuals to make informed health decisions.

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On this episode, medicare and insurance with expert Andy Stansfield joins Dr. Michael Koren to review the differences between traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage. They also dive provide insight into navigating the system effectively and address common frustrations faced by patients and what you can do when insurance denies a claim.

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In this episode, Obesity, Lifestyle, and Pediatric Specialist Dr. Randolph Nunez joins Cardiologist and Clinical Researcher Dr. Michael Koren as they discuss the approaches to managing obesity, particularly in children and adolescents. Dr. Nunez talks about Keystone Habits like sleep, and how tackling those habits are the key to sustained weight loss. The doctors discuss the psychological, physical, and biologic processes that can have an effect on weight and the difficulty of willpower. They also talk about new medications, GLP-1 inhibitors, surgical options, and how these ideas intersect with childhood obesity. They finish by talking about the personalized nature of effective weight management strategies.

Koren's Key Takeaways:

• Willpower varies from person-to-person, day-to-day, and activity-to-activity
• An obesity specialist can help fight "food noise," the amount of time a person thinks about eating
• A key to weight loss is finding out if there are underlying reasons why a person gained weight

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On this week’s MedEvidence Monday Minute, Dr. Michael Koren and Kevin Geddings discuss the superbowl and how the predictions around the outcome - based on past experiences - were no substitute for knowing how the actual game would turn out. They relate this to clinical trials, where a hypothesis can sound sensible and have logical underpinnings, but a randomized, controlled clinical trial is needed to test that hypothesis and see if the outcome matches our predictions.

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Join Pulmonologist Dr. Mitchell Rothstein and Allergist and Immunologist Dr. Steve Dorman as they explore the violent activity that can project particles at 100 miles an hour out of your mouth: coughing! The doctors explain the varied approaches doctors take when trying to find the cause of a cough and what happens inside the body to turn a cough from productive to chronic. They explore things that can stimulate a coughing event and review what medications are currently approved for chronic cough. Finally, the two doctors discuss the possibility of new medications being developed currently in clinical trials. Stay tuned and don’t miss this episode.

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Technology like Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being integrated more and more into our lives. It's fast, convenient, and can be used at home to gather more health data than ever. But how do we know if the benefits of these technologies outweigh potential risks and pitfalls?

Dr. Mike Hafran joins Dr. Michael Koren to discuss how clinical trials can and have been used to weigh the risks and benefits of new medicines in the past and how clinical trials need to be applied to emerging healthcare technologies (and newly categorized medicines like cannabis) before they are integrated fully into the healthcare system.

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