Podcasts

After the resignation of FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, Data Book examines agency history & welcomes Duke Law’s Arti Rai to discuss its digital health future.

Powerful insights from the floor at digital health’s must-attend meeting.

Whether you’ve never heard of HIMSS, this is your first time attending, or you think you know everything about the big show, you're sure to learn a thing or two on this week's podcast.

How can health systems navigate technological and systemic changes? Data Book explores the Ascension Health story and talks with Andrew Pecora, M.D.

Kick off Data Book’s third season with an update on AI and how Amazon, Apple and Google are tackling medicine in 2019.

We’ve produced 26 episodes of our health-tech podcast. Here are the ones you love the most.

Data Book explores the evolution of the hospital and hosts a KOL panel on data, wearables and the hospital of tomorrow.

How can healthcare assess AI’s potential? Data Book explores testing grounds and hosts a health-tech KOL panel on the tech’s future.

Can digital voice assistants for healthcare improve outcomes, increase efficiencies and protect patient data?

Healthcare can learn from the creation of the government’s national coordinator for health IT. Featuring Duke professor and attorney Barak Richman, Ph.D., J.D.

Las Vegas can teach healthcare a lot about patient engagement and the patient experience. Just ask Sunny Tara, co-founder and CEO of CareCognitics.

Data Book tells the story of artificial heart innovator Robert Jarvik and brings on five health-tech KOLs to discuss who is responsible for advancing medicine.

For patients, the benefits of wearables and other forms of real-time health monitoring are clear. But if you’re in charge of sustaining the profitability of a hospital, digital healthcare might keep you up at night.

Author and entrepreneur Joshua Gans joins Data Book to pinpoint the healthcare pain points where AI is best suited to improve efficiencies and outcomes.

Disrupters like Google and Microsoft are a symptom of healthcare's inherent problems. But in this case, the symptom might be the cure.

This week on Data Book, we discuss how IBM disrupted computing and speak with a Health2047 leader.

Data Book explores consent through the story of Henrietta Lacks and talks germline editing with Marcy Darnovsky, Ph.D.

Guest Colin Hung discusses how healthcare can prioritize patient input.

How one man is making Oklahoma the Silicon Valley of Health Data Analytics.

Janae Sharp joins Data Book to discuss the shortcomings of interoperability.

This week on Data Book, the first human killed by a robot and the murky question of AI and legal liability.

The capture of the alleged Golden State Killer might lead to justice for his victims and families. But many question the ethics of the measures police used to identify and put him behind bars.

One year after the WannaCry and NotPetya cyberattacks, Data Book analyzes the fresh global threat facing healthcare.

Artificial intelligence is a field of boom and busts. In this episode of Data Book, we look at what it actually is and what it means for healthcare. Featuring guest Kevin Campbell, MD.

This podcast ties the story of the Luddites to anti-data sentiment after the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal. Featuring guest John Nosta.

The "first paperless hospital" was supposed to change everything, but it went bust in mere months. What can healthcare learn from this story?

A new kind of healthcare hacker has been invading networks for years. Can it be stopped?

Amazon, Google, Apple, and other tech giants are trying to shake up healthcare. This week on Data Book, the story of Amazon and the future of medicine.

On this episode of Data Book: Not every doctor and health system is embracing healthcare’s tech evolution. How can medicine convince them to adapt?

Sangamo’s innovations recently earned it $3 billion. Why? But first, the CRISPR origin story.