18 Is Your Doctor’s Advice Bought and Paid For?
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In this episode of The Savvy Patient, cohosts Erin Stein and Dr. Gillian Goddard lift the curtain on the side hustles, consulting gigs, and industry ties that many physicians take on behind the scenes. Dr. Goddard breaks down why so many doctors step outside the clinic—from writing books and hosting podcasts to working with pharmaceutical companies as "Key Opinion Leaders" or brand ambassadors. While clinical work isn't always as lucrative as people think, these side endeavors allow doctors to share their expertise on a larger scale. But as we point out, where there’s money involved, there’s always potential for bias. We dive into the subtle line between genuine medical advice and clever marketing and take a close look at the supplement aisle. We discuss why "proprietary blends" are a major red flag, and Gillian shares her own experience serving as a medical advisor. By the end of the episode, you’ll know how to spot financial conflicts of interest, and how to evaluate health recommendations with a healthy dose of smart skepticism.
We take a moment to remind you that while this is a medical discussion, it is not providing a diagnosis or treatment or any medical advice. The only way to get a diagnosis, treatment or medical advice for your particular condition is through a discussion with your doctor.
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This episode was produced and edited by Erin Stein. Music: “All We Live For (instrumental)” by Wolfclub licensed through Audiio.com. Intro and outro edited, and video created, by Ian Mayer. The Savvy Patient logo by Amanda Spielman.