Who Warned Charlie Adelson?!
Who warned Charlie (and by proxy Donna Adelson) not to talk on the phone in the middle of June 2016? In this episode we dive into the post-conviction jailhouse calls of Charlie Adelson where he tells Donna he as warned by “Mike” not to talk on the phone. Could his mysterious “Mike” be Michael Weins…
Episode #82: Scaling GI Research in Private Practice| Michael Weinstein & GI Alliance & Iterative Health
Dr. Michael Weinstein interviews Dr. Casey Chapman, chief medical officer of the GI Alliance, and Jonathan Ng, founder and CEO of Iterative Health, about a new strategic partnership to expand access to clinical trials across 400 GI Alliance locations in 20 states.
By integrating the GI Allia…
All Friends Matter: A Children's Story of Friendship & Diversity
Navigating conversations on mental health with children is a delicate challenge, but it’s one of the most important steps in raising compassionate and resilient individuals.
Janice is joined by television director & author Michael Weinstein to discuss his new children’s book All Friends Matter t…
Empire State Building traffic slides for third straight quarter as tourism weakens
Traffic to the Empire State Building observatory declined by 11% in the summer months, the third consecutive quarterly drop and a sign of weakening international tourism in New York.
The observatory, rated the No. 1 tourist attraction in the world by TripAdvisor users, welcomed 80,000 fewer visitor…
Why We Think Sex is Bad
I keep wondering how “sex-positive” became a buzzword at the exact same time everybody started having less sex. When we live in a reality where medication protocols like PrEP and DoxyPEP can prevent a person from acquiring or shedding HIV and STIs, when U=U, why are we having less sex now than when…
#70 Prioritizing drug target genes with Marie Sadler
In this episode, Marie Sadler talks
about her recent Cell Genomics paper, Multi-layered genetic approaches to
identify approved drug targets.
Previous studies have found that the drugs that target a gene linked to the
disease are more likely to be approved. Yet there are many ways to define what
…
Episode #91: Treating Fecal Incontinence Using InterStim | Michael Weinstein | Donevan Westerveld | Borland Groover
Dr. Michael Weinstein interviews Dr. Donevan Westerveld of Borland Groover in Jacksonville, Florida, about how his practice uses InterStim therapy to care for patients with fecal incontinence, a condition that affects an estimated 18 million Americans.
Despite the availability of effective t…
Breaking the mold: A new vision for global health with Michael Weinstein
In the premiere episode of The Global Public Health Revolution, host Kemi Gbadamosi sits down with Michael Weinstein, President and Co-founder of AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), for a powerful conversation on the current state of global health. Drawing on lessons from the HIV/AIDS response and th…
Episode #96: Using AI to Improve Patient Access to Medication | Michael Weinstein | Borland Groover | Forus
Dr. Michael Weinstein interviews Nicole Ringwood, director of nursing at Borland Groover in Jacksonville, Florida, and Sahir Jaggi, founder and chief executive officer of Forus, about the prior authorization burden on gastroenterology practices and how artificial intelligence can reduce it.
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Why Patent Cliffs Are Fueling Pharmaceutical M&A
Pharma M&A is on track to exceed $160 billion this year, its highest level since before the pandemic. With $300 billion of revenue exposed to patent expirations over the next five years, drugmakers are turning to acquisitions to replenish pipelines and replace lost revenue. GLP-1 weight-loss drugs,…
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