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The Strategy& Insider podcast aims to explore some of the most critical future trends and their impacts. Strategy& talks to industry experts and leading practitioners from different sectors.
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Strategy& Insider Episode 50 - Empowering an AI-enabled clinician (opens the original)
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Dr. Ami Bhatt, Chief Medical Officer at WHOOP and inaugural chair of the U.S. FDA's Digital Health Advisory Committee, joins the show for the 50th anniversary episode to explore how AI, wearable technology, and equity-first design are transforming healthcare. From the "AI-enabled clinician" to closing gender gaps in heart health and rethinking regulation as scaffolding for innovation rather than a barrier, this episode offers a compelling vision for a smarter, more human healthcare system. Disco
Strategy& Insider Episode 49 - Reinventing the hospital with AI and robotics (opens the original)
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Dr. Jorge Short Apellániz, Manager of the Rey Juan Carlos University Hospital which is part of Quirónsalud, one of Europe's leading hospital networks, explains how AI, robotics, and digital platforms can fundamentally reshape how care is delivered. Recorded in Madrid at University Hospital Rey Juan Carlos, this episode explores why the future of healthcare is not about technology alone but about connecting care across the entire patient journey – before, during, and after treatment. Jorge shares
Strategy& Insider Episode 48 - Rewriting medicine with CRISPR and genome editing (opens the original)
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What if curing a disease took a single treatment instead of a lifetime of pills, and the same technology could help cool the planet? In this episode, Dr. Bradley Ringeisen, Executive Director of the Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI) at UC Berkeley, takes us inside the CRISPR revolution. From the first FDA-approved sickle cell therapy to a custom cure that saved a baby's life in Philadelphia, to rice engineered to emit 60% less methane, Brad reveals how genome editing is reshaping medicine, cli
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