Beyond the Endpoint: All Episodes

The hosts chat with Marat Fudim about the potential of wearable technology from the perspective of healthcare providers and researchers. Following the holiday season and as many take on New Year’s resolutions to improve their health, many people are putting on smartwatches and fitness trackers for the first time. What impact could this technology have on health monitoring? And how are these devices and the data that they generate perceived by healthcare professionals?

Beyond the Endpoint hosts Emily O'Brien and Manesh Patel delve into the science behind recent medical headlines, providing context and expert analysis. The hosts examine three trending health topics making headlines: the potential of diabetes drug Ozempic (semaglutide) to reduce alcohol consumption, NBA star Victor Wembenyama's diagnosis with deep venous thrombosis (DVT), and a controversial UK study linking ADHD to reduced life expectancy. For each story, they explore the underlying research, discuss the strengths and limitations of the methodology, and offer practical insights that extend beyond what is reported in the news.

The hosts chat with Marat Fudim about the potential of wearable technology from the perspective of healthcare providers and researchers. Following the holiday season and as many take on New Year’s resolutions to improve their health, many people are putting on smartwatches and fitness trackers for the first time. What impact could this technology have on health monitoring? And how are these devices and the data that they generate perceived by healthcare professionals?

A former senior FDA policy advisor provides an insider's perspective on the agency that oversees 20% of U.S. consumer products. Our hosts and guest offer practical guidance for the public on evaluating health claims and understanding the difference between correlation and causation while discussing the broader implications of political shifts on healthcare research and funding.

Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a major global health challenge, affecting more than 1 billion people worldwide. It is a major risk factor for heart disease, stroke, and death. The future for hypertension doesn’t look good. So, what can we do to change the predicted future by improving “last mile” interventions?

"Dr. G" shares insights from his 12-year program helping other clinicians to address and process the grief that can be an inevitable part of their work. He highlights the emotional toll that healthcare work can take and the importance of acknowledging and processing grief.