Videos

Sept. 17, 2025

How to transform your mindset by rewiring your brain with positive language

Clinical psychologist Faust Ruggiero discusses his article "How to rewire your brain with positive language." Faust explains how the words we use internally shape our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, and why negative self-talk can reinforce cycles of anger and dissatisfaction. He introduces a simple but powerful two-step process: consciously shutting…

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Sept. 16, 2025

Affordable postpartum hemorrhage solutions every OB/GYN can use worldwide

Maternal-fetal medicine fellow Frank I. Jackson discusses his article "Affordable postpartum hemorrhage solutions every OB/GYN should know." Frank explains how postpartum hemorrhage remains a leading cause of maternal mortality, especially in low-resource settings where advanced devices like the JADA® System are inaccessible. He introduces two innovative, low-cost techniques—FOCUS (Foley catheter…

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Sept. 16, 2025

Curiosity over correctness in medicine

Curiosity over correctness - a game changer in building consensus. Explore how embracing curiosity can transform the way we interact and collaborate. This shift in mindset can be especially challenging for those in professions where being right is paramount. Imagine the possibilities if we prioritized understanding over merely having the…

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Sept. 15, 2025

How trust and communication power successful dyad leadership in health care

Family physician Amir Atabeygi discusses his article "Building trust in dyad leadership partnerships." Amir explains why trust is the foundation of successful dyads, highlighting how implicit follow-through and consistent communication turn a partnership into a cohesive leadership unit. He shares practical strategies for over-communicating, maintaining situational awareness, and ensuring that…

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Sept. 15, 2025

Why life feels harder for millennials

Life's costs are skyrocketing, especially for those in their 20s and 30s. Buying a house or starting a family feels like a distant dream for many, and it's not hard to see why. But it's not just the rising prices that are shaping our choices. Incredible technology offers tasks that…

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Sept. 14, 2025

Healing from medical training by learning to trust your body again

Physician Jessie Mahoney discusses her article "Learning to trust your body again: Healing the hidden wounds of medical training," exploring how the culture of medicine conditions physicians to ignore their basic bodily needs in the pursuit of excellence. Jessie explains how this disconnection erodes trust in self, contributes to burnout,…

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Sept. 13, 2025

Why U.S. universities should adopt a standard pre-med major

Medical student Devin Behjatnia discusses his article "The case for a standard pre-med major in U.S. universities." Devin outlines why he believes a unified pre-medical studies major would better prepare students for the rigor of medical school while also providing a valuable degree for those who choose alternative medical careers.…

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Sept. 13, 2025

Overcoming imposter syndrome in medicine

Being a physician is undeniably challenging, but realizing the depth of your struggles is the first step to overcoming them. In this video, we talk about the common mental blocks that many physicians face, like imposter syndrome, and how these can create feelings of shame. You'll learn how self-awareness can…

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Sept. 12, 2025

How robotics are transforming the next generation of vascular care

Health care executive David Fischel discusses his article "How robotics are reshaping the future of vascular procedures." David explains how robotic-assisted systems are overcoming long-standing challenges in endovascular care by improving precision, reducing variability, and easing the physical strain on clinicians. He outlines the technical and practical barriers that limited…

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Sept. 12, 2025

How hospital pay limits affect your salary

How do physician compensation caps impact the entire medical field over time? In this eye-opening discussion, we explore the insidious long-term effects of salary caps on even the most productive physicians. You'll learn how these caps don't just affect individuals, but also reshape the compensation landscape for entire specialties. Statistics…

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Sept. 11, 2025

Why AI in health care needs stronger testing before clinical use

Health care executive Max Rollwage discusses his article "The promise and perils of AI in health care: Why we need better testing standards." Max highlights the risks of relying on AI systems that are evaluated through artificial scenarios or even other AI models, emphasizing the dangers of circular validation in…

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Sept. 10, 2025

How doctors can think like CEOs

Cardiologist Stanley Liu discusses his article "The business lesson new doctors must unlearn." Stanley explains why the habits of being a "good soldier" during residency—such as accepting excessive workloads, never questioning compensation, and suppressing dissatisfaction—can harm physicians as they transition into attending roles. He discusses the importance of reframing one's…

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Sept. 10, 2025

Do financial pressures shape medical careers?

Financial pressures weigh heavily on students choosing their medical career paths. In a world where virtual visits are becoming the norm, do we truly understand the challenges older patients face with technology? Explore the pressing question of how financial realities, like medical loans, impact students' decisions in selecting their specialties.…

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Sept. 9, 2025

Why doctors struggle with family caregiving and how to find grace

Physician Jessie Mahoney discusses her article "Why physicians struggle with caregiving and how to cope with grace," reflecting on the unique challenges doctors face when caring for aging parents and ill family members. Jessie explains how medical training, far from easing the role, can intensify stress through hyperawareness, overresponsibility, and…

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Sept. 8, 2025

From nurse practitioner to leader in quality improvement

Board-certified nurse practitioner Shabeena Hirani discusses her article "From nurse practitioner to quality improvement leader in sleep medicine," sharing her journey from clinical care to driving systemic change. Shabeena explains how her experiences in internal medicine, pulmonology, and sleep medicine revealed gaps in follow-up care, underdiagnosed conditions, and barriers to…

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Sept. 8, 2025

Imposter syndrome is actually healthy

Imposter syndrome isn't the enemy we thought it was. In fact, it might just be the unexpected ally you need for personal growth. This video dives into the surprising benefits of embracing self-doubt and how it can lead to greater self-awareness and improvement. You'll discover why a touch of imposter…

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Sept. 7, 2025

Why retail pharmacies could transform diversity in clinical trials

Health care executive Shelli Pavone discusses her article "Why retail pharmacies are the future of diverse clinical trials," highlighting the urgent need to improve representation in clinical research. Shelli explains how barriers like mistrust, cost, and lack of access have historically excluded women and minority populations, leading to less effective…

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Sept. 6, 2025

Why vitamins should be part of the mental health conversation

Osteopathic medical student Scarlett Saitta discusses her article "Integrating vitamin education in mental health care," highlighting the growing evidence that nutritional deficiencies can profoundly impact psychiatric outcomes. Scarlett explains how deficiencies in vitamin D, B12, and folate are common in patients with depression, and how targeted supplementation can dramatically improve…

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Sept. 5, 2025

How Ukrainian doctors sustained diabetes care during the war

Physician Daryna Bahriy discusses her article "How Ukrainian doctors kept diabetes care alive during the war," sharing how medical teams in western Ukraine adapted to protect vulnerable patients amid the chaos of conflict. Daryna explains how disrupted supply chains threatened insulin access, how doctors rapidly coordinated resource redistribution, and how…

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Sept. 5, 2025

Renegotiate your physician contract smartly

Already signed a contract but just noticed the fine print? If you're a physician who finds themselves in this situation, don't panic just yet. You might need to renegotiate, especially if you're among the top 10% of productive physicians nationwide. Hospitals should listen when you speak up about fair compensation…

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Sept. 4, 2025

How Japan and the U.S. can learn from each other to strengthen health care

Neurologist Vikram Madireddy discusses his article "How Japan and the U.S. can collaborate for better health care," examining the parallels and contrasts between two of the world's most influential health systems. Vikram explains how Japan's universal Social Health Insurance model emphasizes preventive care, affordability, and trust, while the U.S. excels…

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Sept. 4, 2025

Tech struggles for the elderly

Telehealth has transformed how we access healthcare, especially since COVID. But what happens when technology becomes a barrier rather than a bridge? In this video, we explore the challenge of using telehealth with older patients and why it might not be the perfect solution for everyone. Imagine spending half an…

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Sept. 3, 2025

Why sleep must become a central pillar in modern health care

Physician executive Carlos Nunez discusses his article "Why sleep is the missing pillar in modern health care," emphasizing the urgent need to treat sleep as essential to overall wellness alongside diet and exercise. Carlos explains how poor sleep contributes to chronic conditions, highlights the scale of untreated sleep disorders like…

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Sept. 2, 2025

How value-based care reshapes kidney disease management for better outcomes

Nephrologist Timothy Pflederer discusses his article "How value-based care transforms chronic kidney disease management," highlighting how value-based care (VBC) is reshaping the treatment of chronic kidney disease and end-stage kidney disease. Timothy explains how VBC encourages continuity of care through interdisciplinary teamwork, empowers long-term patient engagement, and addresses health inequities…

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