PODCAST

Kill or Cure

A thought-provoking podcast that’s not just another business or healthcare discussion. It goes beyond the numbers and headlines to share what’s really driving change across the world — what important cures we are seeing for some of the challenges we face every day, what investments have been killer, and what investments perhaps should have been killed.

In this conversation, Omar Habbal shares his unique journey as a health innovator and cancer survivor with hosts Todd Perman and Bill Liao. He discusses the intersection of personal health experiences and professional endeavors in the food systems investment space. The dialogue explores the importance of open communication in startup culture, the challenges of navigating health diagnoses, and the role of food as preventative medicine. Omar emphasizes the need for patients to advocate for themselves and the potential for future advancements in health technology and nutrition.

Takeaways:
Omar's journey highlights the importance of personal experience in health innovation.
Startup culture can significantly impact stress management and problem-solving.
Open communication is crucial in both business and healthcare settings.
Patients should not hesitate to ask questions and seek second opinions.
Food plays a vital role in health and can act as preventative care.
The healthcare system often lacks transparency, making patient advocacy essential.
Technological advancements can aid in understanding complex health information.
Recovery involves not just physical healing but also lifestyle changes.
The food industry has a significant impact on public health and wellness.
Future health improvements will likely stem from better food systems and patient empowerment.

Kill or Cure: When Founders Become Patients

In this engaging conversation, Stephen Ibaraki, a renowned futurist and advocate for technology for good, shares his extensive background in tech and his mission to leverage AI for positive societal impact. He discusses the importance of understanding second and third order effects of technology, particularly in healthcare, and emphasizes the need for a data-driven approach in medical practices. Stephen also highlights the significance of education in AI, the evolution of technology, and the challenges of democratization versus insidification in the tech landscape. He concludes with advice for the next generation and the importance of service in staying grounded.

Resources:
ACM board Bruke Kifle Artificial Intelligence: A Systems Approach
Melodena Stephens: AI Enabled Business: A Smart Decision Kit
Reddy Mallidi: AI Unleashed
Andreas Welsch : AI Leadership Handbook
Alan Smithson, Doug Hohulin, Harvey Castro: 2030
Alvin Graylin: Our Next Reality
Open-source –150 global leaders: Doers & Dreamers
Mariana Bozesan: Integral Investing
Mark Minevich: Planet Powered by AI
Asha Saxena: The AI Factor
Ben duPont and Rohit Bhargava: Non-obvious Thinking
Noor Sweid: How Technology and Entrepreneurship Are Changing the Face of Mena

https://technews.acm.org/
https://entrepreneurship.ieee.org/

Kill or Cure: AI With Purpose

In this episode, Dan Puder shares his remarkable journey from being an undefeated MMA fighter to becoming a passionate advocate for youth empowerment and education reform. He discusses the challenges he faced growing up, including being labeled learning disabled, and how these experiences shaped his mission to create impactful educational environments through his nonprofit, My Life, My Power. Dan emphasizes the importance of health and wellness in education, the need for systemic change in how we approach learning, and his vision for a future where every child has access to quality education and health resources. He also touches on innovative health solutions like hyperbaric therapy and the importance of creating a fun and engaging learning environment for children.

Takeaways
Dan Puder's journey from MMA fighter to education reformer.
The impact of being labeled learning disabled on Dan's life.
Purpose and impact are more important than profit.
The need for a shift from sick care to health care.
Creating fun learning environments is crucial for children.
The importance of emotional intelligence in education.
Dan's vision for transforming education on a large scale.
The role of technology in modern education.
Building a legacy through impactful educational initiatives.
The significance of community and support in youth development.

Kill or Cure: Fighting for Change

Leo Grady, PhD - CEO of Jona Health - describes how your gut microbiome can predict whether a drug will actually work for you, before you even take it. 🧬💊

From cancer treatments to GLP-1s, the bacteria in your gut may hold the key to personalized medicine.

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Your Gut Could Decide If Your Meds Work — Here’s How

Maybe it's not really a one-size fits all solution after all.

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Not everyone needs probiotics??

In this conversation, Todd Perman, Bill Liao, and Leo Grady, PhD (CEO of Jona Health) explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and the gut microbiome's role in health and disease. They discuss the evolution of AI in medical diagnostics, the potential of microbiome analysis to predict diseases, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI in healthcare. The conversation also touches on the importance of diet, lifestyle, and personalized medicine in optimizing health outcomes.

Takeaways
- AI is transforming healthcare diagnostics and treatment.
- The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in overall health.
- Microbiome analysis can help predict diseases like Parkinson's and Crohn's.
- Probiotics should be used cautiously and tailored to individual needs.
- Regular microbiome testing can provide insights into personal health.
- Diet and lifestyle significantly impact gut health and microbiome composition.
- AI can analyze vast amounts of medical literature to inform treatment options.
- Early detection of diseases through microbiome changes is possible.
- The future of medicine will increasingly rely on microbiome research.
- Personalized medicine is the key to effective healthcare solutions.

Kill or Cure: AI Meets the Microbiome

Breathwork is trending, but is it truly transformational?

In this clip from my interview with Dr. Espen Wold-Jensen, we break down the science behind quantum breathing and how it can shift your physiology, mood, and long-term health outcomes.

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Quantum Breathing: Healing Hack or Hype? Dr. Espen Explains

The man who built and sold the FIRST Value-Based Care health system in the US for $132 million drops some incredible knowledge.

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Healthcare is BROKEN

Shifting from volume to value is essential for the future of healthcare.

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Outcomes = New Currency in Healthcare

Dr. Tom Davis discusses what healthcare providers can do TODAY to prepare for the shift to value-based care.

#healthcare #entrepreneur #health #innovation #valuebasedcare

Understanding Value-Based Care with Tom Davis MD FAAFP

In this conversation, Todd Perman and Bill Liao talk with Dr. Tom Davis, a pioneer in value-based care, about the evolution of healthcare from fee-for-service models to value-based care. Dr. Davis shares his experiences in establishing a successful health system under this model, the challenges faced, and the implications for private equity and government involvement in healthcare. The discussion also touches on the future of healthcare economics, the importance of patient relationships, and the core values that should guide healthcare delivery. Dr. Davis emphasizes the need for clinicians to adapt to these changes and the potential for socialization to improve health outcomes.

Takeaways:
Value-based care aligns financial and clinical interests.
The transition from fee-for-service to value-based care is crucial.
Survivor's guilt exists among those who benefited from value-based care.
Outcome-based payment models are essential for future healthcare.
Government funding models are unsustainable without reform.
Healthcare economics will shift towards outcome-based metrics.
Clinicians must adapt to new healthcare models to thrive.
Patient relationships are key assets in value-based care.
Socialization can significantly impact health outcomes.
The healthcare system must innovate to survive future challenges.

Kill or Cure: The Shift to Value-Based Care

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The power of breathing may be more transformational than you thought.

The Power of Breathwork with Dr. Espen Wold-Jensen

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How Cyclarity Works Like A Human Body Oil Change