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Podnosis: the pulse of the healthcare industry. Every week, journalists from Fierce Healthcare dive into some of the industry’s biggest trends. We talk to the experts about what’s important now so you can prep for the future.

Podcast · By Fierce Healthcare · American English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    How video games are changing medical education (opens the original)

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    Video games are a massive industry, and they’re successful because they have mastered the art of player engagement. What if you could apply those same tactics to engage doctors? Sam Glassenberg, EVP at Relevate Health Games, formerly Level Ex, helps design video games for medical professionals and, more recently, patients. The goal is to equip them with new knowledge and skills to improve care delivery or build healthier habits. Senior Writer Anastassia Gliadkovskaya sits down with Glassenberg t

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    The stories behind the 2026 Fierce 50 (opens the original)

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    The 2026 Fierce 50 brings together scientists, physicians, public health leaders, patient advocates and organizations working in very different ways to move healthcare and the life sciences forward. This year’s honorees are developing new medicines, closing gaps in access and representation, tackling health literacy and misinformation, rethinking disease prevention and finding new ways to bring public health information into the communities that need it. In this episode of "Podnosis," Fierce Hea

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Primary care’s AI opportunity depends on new payment models (opens the original)

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    The U.S. is facing a rapidly aging population alongside a dearth of primary care physicians, who play a crucial role in catching health issues early and keeping costs low. Everyone agrees technology should play a role in filling care gaps, but where its value truly lies is up for debate. Senior Writer Anastassia Gliadkovskaya talks to David Carmouche, M.D., chief medical and commercial officer of Lumeris, a health tech company that supports providers. Carmouche shares creative ways providers can

  4. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Why early CAR-T conversations matter in multiple myeloma (Sponsored) (opens the original)

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    This podcast episode is sponsored by Johnson & Johnson and Legend Biotech. Dr. Paresh Patel and multiple myeloma patient Julia P. have been compensated by Johnson & Johnson and Legend Biotech for their time to participate in this podcast. In this episode of Podnosis: The Pulse of the Healthcare Industry , listeners hear a candid conversation about multiple myeloma from the patient and physician perspectives. A patient who underwent CAR-T therapy and her community oncologist, Dr. Paresh Patel, sh

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Bringing preventive care into the home (opens the original)

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    Consumer wearables are popular for a reason. People like to have their health data on demand. These insights can encourage healthy habits and may flag early signals of an underlying illness. The problem is interpretability. Without a doctor’s input, many people are left to puzzle over their results and what they imply. Timely medical advice is important, yet often missing. Reperio Health aims to address that gap. It combines at-home health screenings, an app and virtual clinical visits to help p

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