Run the Model Yourself: A Clinician’s Guide to Local AI
This one is a roundtable — no guest, just the three of us. Dr. Junaid Kalia sits down with co-hosts Ed Marx and Dr. Harvey Castro for a hands-on, slightly geeky conversation about something most clinicians have never been told they can do: run capable AI models yourself, on your own hardware, witho…
The Decision, Not the Model: Lessons from Oncology AI — Dr. Agata Krasoń
“AI alone is very rarely the real breakthrough.” That’s how Dr. Agata Krasoń — a Senior Clinical & Imaging Data Scientist at Roche, joining from Switzerland — opens the conversation, and it reframes the entire episode. The breakthrough, she argues, happens when the right data, the right model, the …
Everybody Is a Caregiver (ft. Toby Cosgrove)
Dr. Toby Cosgrove is the former President and CEO of Cleveland Clinic, where he now serves as Executive Advisor. A cardiac surgeon and inventor, he is a member of the Cleveland Medical Hall of Fame and the Cleveland Business Hall of Fame, and has addressed the World Economic Forum at Davos and the …
Will AI Replace the Doctor? The Empathy Debate, with Dr. Alan Weiss
“Medicine is fundamentally a relationship, and I don’t think AI replaces that.” That is where Dr. Alan Weiss plants his flag, seconds before Dr. Junaid Kalia throws down the provocation the whole episode circles: what if 65% of patients soon get 85% of their primary care through AI agents? This is …
The CEO Swap (ft. Gil Peri)
Gil Peri is the CEO of Children's Wisconsin, the only children's health system in the state. It is independent, so he reports directly to the board, and he is the third CEO it has had in 45 years.
In this episode of DGTL Voices, Gil tells Edward Marx about the CEO swap he runs every month, where h…
Making Care Make Sense: AI, Fragmentation, and the Patient in the Middle, with Dr. Kaitlan Baston (Vinyl Health)
Less than half of what a doctor says in a visit is remembered. You cannot fix that with a better algorithm alone, but you can fix the record. That is Dr. Kaitlan Baston’s whole thesis: “We aren’t necessarily fixing universal healthcare, but we are fixing the universal record, and making sure the pa…
One Hundred Percent Gut (ft. Sabré Cook)
Sabré Cook is a professional racing driver and a mechanical engineer. She was the first woman to compete in the Porsche Carrera Cup North America, won a world karting championship at 13, and worked as a suspension composite design engineer for the Renault F1 team while racing in W Series.
Edward M…
Should You Know What You Can’t Fix? Genetic Testing at Scale, with Dr. Alan Weiss
The cost of sequencing your genome just fell below $100, so the hard question is no longer “can we test?” It is “should you know what you cannot fix?” That is the tension at the center of this episode, and the panel refuses to give it an easy answer.
Dr. Alan Weiss, Senior Vice President of Clinica…
Surgery Without an Incision (ft. Gianluca Torregrossa)
A week in the hospital used to be standard after heart bypass surgery. Dr. Gianluca Torregrossa sends his patients home in a day or two, and they are back at work within a week. One of them played 36 holes of golf two weeks out and sent a photo.
He does the operation robotically, without cutting t…
What You Should Have Been Paid (ft. Xinan Rahman)
Xinan Rahman founded a company that matches incoming payments against payer contracts, catching underpayments as they happen rather than months later.
His father named him with an X instead of the usual Z, because his kids were going to be different. He did the same with Xinan's sister.
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