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How does Ubuntu shape modern medicine? 🌍🏥 What it means to respect the dignity of people even in the most challenging situations and how #ubuntu, the African philosophy emphasizing the interconnectedness of humanity with the phrase "I am because you are," influences his

In this episode, Dr. Tom Frieden, former Director of CDC and former Health Commissioner of New York City, discusses his pioneering efforts in #PublicHealth, from banning indoor smoking and trans fats to expanding disease screening and tackling various epidemics in the US and

Great episode of The Doctor's Art | Podcast with Shunichi Nakagawa Loads of pearls about clinical communication podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/the…

In this episode, we sit down with Patrick O. Brown, founder of Impossible Foods. Tune in to discover how his early medical career and groundbreaking biochemistry research led him to tackle one of the world’s biggest challenges: transforming our food system to combat climate

In this episode, Shunichi Nakagawa of Columbia Medicine discusses his remarkable and unconventional journey from training as a general surgeon in Japan to becoming a #PalliativeCare physician in the United States. Today, he is an expert on serious illness conversations with patients,

What does it take to keep people safe from the world’s deadliest pathogens?🦠 In this episode, we chat with Dr. Syra Madad, Chief Biopreparedness Officer at NYC Health + Hospitals. From her early fascination with Hollywood’s portrayal of outbreaks to her personal experiences responding to

In this episode of The Doctor's Art | Podcast, we speak with Miroslav Volf, professor of #theology Yale Divinity School and founding director of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture. As a prominent public intellectual, he has spent his career helping people explore one of life’s biggest questions

On this episode, we are joined by @EuanAshley, Chair of the Stanford Department of Medicine, a #cardiologist, and a pioneer of #PrecisionMedicine and #GenomicMedicine. Dr. Ashley shares how he was inspired to enter medicine by seeing the house calls his physician father would make in their

At 17, Joseph Sakran nearly lost his life after a stray bullet struck him in the throat. Today, he is a trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medicine and a leading advocate for #GunViolence prevention, well known for launching the #ThisIsOurLane movement. In this episode, Dr. Sakran shares

We are thrilled to share that The Doctor's Art has received a Bronze award in the 2024 Signal Awards! 🎉 Thank you to our incredible guests, listeners, and everyone who supports our mission to explore meaning in medicine and the art of healing. Here’s to more meaningful

At 27, Sonia Vallabh was diagnosed with a fatal genetic #prion disease—the same condition she lost her mother to. Determined to fight back, she and her husband Eric Vallabh Minikel left their former careers to co-lead a research lab at the Broad Institute and dedicate themselves to finding a

Is #PrecisionMedicine truly the future of healthcare, or are there glaring pitfalls we've been overlooking? We’ve been told that tailoring treatments to genetics will revolutionize medicine, lower costs, and reduce disparities. But has it? In this episode of The Doctor’s Art,

Sat down for wide-ranging interview on the popular The Doctor's Art podcast. Great interviewers. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-d…

What does it mean to be an effective physician leader in today’s evolving healthcare landscape? Physicians are trained to diagnose and treat disease, but not always to lead. Yet, as administrative burdens grow and physician burnout rises, leadership skills have never been more

Medicine is often a quest to cure—but what about when healing isn’t possible? How do we bring comfort, dignity, and meaning to someone's final days? What additional complexities arise when the patient is a child? We explore these questions with Shekinah Eliassen, CEO of George

What happens when a physician becomes the family member in the waiting room? After his sister was diagnosed with leukemia, neurosurgeon Joseph D. Stern, MD found himself navigating the healthcare system not as a provider, but as a brother. What he experienced changed him and the way

If your playlist needs a refresh, check out #StanfordMed25's picks for podcasts on the topics of #BedsideMedicine, #humanism & healing, #PhysicalExams & more. stanford.io/4jnHGgW

What does it mean to belong in a profession that celebrates merit, but often overlooks lived experience? How do race, identity, and unspoken social codes shape who feels at home in medicine? We explore these questions with Damon Tweedy, psychiatrist and author of "Facing the

As an #oncologist, educator & co-host of The Doctor's Art | Podcast, Stanford Department of Medicine's Tyler Johnson routinely reflects on the greater meaning in medicine. Learn more about his outlook on healing here: stanford.io/4irYPVb

If you were asked to build a medical school from scratch, how would you do it? For Dr. Sharmila Makhija, gynecologic oncologist and Founding Dean of the newly established Alice L. Walton School of Medicine (AWSOM), this thought experiment became a real-life opportunity to