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Smart Medicine explores how AI, physics, and human insight are reshaping the future of healthcare. Hosted by Dr. Ali Fatemi, a medical physicist and entrepreneur, the show dives into the latest innovations in medical imaging, oncology, and digital health.

Podcast · By Dr. Ali Fatemi · English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Why Medical AI is Solving the Wrong Problem (and How to Fix It) | Smart Medicine Ep. 1 🩺💻 (opens the original)

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    AI is the hottest topic in medicine, but why are so many clinical AI tools failing to deliver a real ROI?In this premier episode of the Smart Medicine Podcast, host Dr. Ali Fatemi (clinical medical physicist) sits down with Dr. Khan Siddiqui—a rare "quadruple threat": a practicing radiologist, academic researcher, software engineer, and deep-tech entrepreneur.Dr. Siddiqui has spent his career at the absolute cutting edge of technology. He learned to code in the 6th grade on a PDP-11 gamma camera

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    The Evolution of Medical Physics: AI, Adaptive Therapy, and Leadership | Dr. John Roeske (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Smart Medicine, host Dr. Ali Fatemi sits down with Dr. John Roeske, Division Chair of Medical Physics at Mayo Clinic Arizona. Together, they explore the 30-year transformation of radiation oncology—moving from manual 2D wire contours to advanced AI integration, real-time MR-guided radiotherapy, and adaptive treatments.Dr. Roeske shares key clinical insights on dual-energy subtraction imaging for lung tumor tracking, overcoming serial workflow bottlenecks on MR-linacs, commerci

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Standardizing Quantitative MRI: A Conversation with CalibreMR (opens the original)

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    Historically, we’ve used MRI to take subjective "pictures" of the body. But a major revolution is happening in medical imaging: moving from qualitative pictures to objective, quantitative measurements (qMRI).In our latest episode of the Smart Medicine Podcast, clinical medical physicist Dr. Ali Fatemi sits down with the experts at CalibreMR (President Kelly and Chief Scientist Dr. Teodor Caralonov) to discuss how NIST-traceable phantoms are standardizing the future of MRI, clinical trials, and h

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Dr. Mark Haacke smart medicine Part 2 (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to Part 2 of our exclusive conversation with Dr. Mark Haacke, a pioneering force in vascular neuroimaging and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). In this episode, we explore the cutting-edge future of Quantitative MRI (QMRI), the role of artificial intelligence, and how we are moving toward a new era of personalized, predictive medicine.Dr. Haacke shares exciting breakthroughs, including his new Avast sequence, the standardization of clinical MRI scans, the return of low-field ima

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    How This Physicist Revolutionized Brain MRI | Prof. Mark Haacke (Part 1) (opens the original)

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    Welcome to another episode of the Smart Medicine Podcast! 🎥In Part 1 of this exclusive interview, host Dr. Ali Fatemi sits down with the legendary physicist Professor Mark Haacke. With over 500 publications, 50,000+ citations, and a lifetime of groundbreaking achievements, Dr. Haacke is a true pioneer of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). From inventing Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (SWI) to writing the definitive MR sequence "green book," his work has profoundly shaped neurodegenerative resear

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