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Coeur de Roy - The Heart of Clinical Care

Coeur de Roy - The Heart of Clinical Care

著者： Roy Ziegelstein
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Coeur de Roy — The Heart of Clinical Care, is a podcast dedicated to evidence-based medicine in clinical practice. Hosted by Roy Ziegelstein, MD, MACP — renowned cardiologist, Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and Editor-in-Chief and CMO of DynaMed — each episode will delve into the latest research, medical guidelines, and patient-focused insights. Designed for clinicians, healthcare executives, academic medical experts, and medical students who want trusted, actionable information, each show will also welcome notable guests who will share their perspectives and expertise in their respective fields. Tune in monthly for the latest insights.2026 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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  • The Changing Tools of Medicine – With Special Guest Dr. Adam Rodman

    The Changing Tools of Medicine – With Special Guest Dr. Adam Rodman
    2026/08/04
    Join host Dr. Roy Ziegelstein as he speaks with Dr. Adam Rodman, hospitalist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and nationally recognized expert in medical education and artificial intelligence. Together, they explore how AI is reshaping the way clinicians learn, make decisions and care for patients. From training the next generation of physicians to evaluating the trustworthiness of AI-powered clinical decision support tools, Roy and Adam discuss why human expertise remains essential as these technologies become more deeply embedded in healthcare. Beyond the interview, Roy examines the critical role of human oversight in AI through the lens of a recent autonomous vehicle incident, highlighting what healthcare can learn from the broader adoption of intelligent technologies. He also explores recent developments surrounding the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and reflects on why rigorous evidence evaluation and expert interpretation are foundational to trustworthy clinical recommendations. Then, in the new Patient-Centered Care segment, Roy discusses the growing impact of social isolation on health and encourages clinicians to consider social connection as an important part of understanding the whole patient. Thank you for taking the time to listen. If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe to be notified when new episodes are released on the first Tuesday of every month. Resources: NPR, Waymo called the cops on teen riders, raising privacy concerns [0:51] USPSTF's 2024 Ruling on Mammography's [4:24] Bureau of Labor Statistics' American Time Use Survey [6:19] The American Heart Association on Loneliness [7:07] National Academy of Medicine Names 10 Scholars in Diagnostic Excellence for 2026 [8:09] Short Cuts: Medicine: Navigate Your Way Through Big Ideas by Adam Rodman [10:03] Follow Dr. Roy Ziegelstein on LinkedIn. Follow Dr. Adam Rodman on LinkedIn. Host: Dr. Roy Ziegelstein Guest: Dr. Adam Rodman Original music: Dr. Brian Garibaldi
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    28 分
  • The Critical Role of Clinical Evidence and Primary Care – with Special Guest Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum

    The Critical Role of Clinical Evidence and Primary Care – with Special Guest Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum
    2026/07/07
    Join host Dr. Roy Ziegelstein as he speaks with Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum, cardiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital, assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and national correspondent for The New England Journal of Medicine. Lisa, who also hosts the NEJM podcast Not Otherwise Specified, joins the conversation to explore how patient trust is formed and tested in today's technology-driven healthcare system. Together, they examine why trust remains central to care, how it is being reshaped by modern clinical practice and what it takes for physicians to maintain meaningful connections with patients amid growing complexity. Roy reflects on the growing importance of stronger evidence standards and human oversight as AI becomes more deeply integrated into healthcare decision-making. He emphasizes the need for transparent, rigorously validated clinical tools before they are deployed at scale. The episode also explores emerging research in cardiovascular care, including advances in GLP-1 therapies, as well as studies investigating whether the brain continues to process language and sound during unconscious states. Thank you for taking the time to listen. If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe to be notified when new episodes release the first Tuesday of every month. Resources: CHAI Governance Playbook [1:49] NEJM: Rosiglitazone — Continued Uncertainty about Safety [3:24] ASCO: GLP-1s May Reduce Metastatic Progression of Certain Obesity-Related Cancers [4:30] Nature: Even the unconscious brain can learn — and predict what you'll say next [7:51] NEJM: Is a Long-Simmering Crisis Boiling Over? U.S. Primary Care Today [15:45] NEJM: Can AI Solve Primary Care? [23:49] Follow Dr. Roy Ziegelstein on LinkedIn. Follow Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum on LinkedIn. Host: Dr. Roy Ziegelstein Guest: Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum Original music: Dr. Brian Garibaldi
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    29 分
  • Staying Human in Modern Medicine – with Special Guest Dr. Danielle Ofri

    Staying Human in Modern Medicine – with Special Guest Dr. Danielle Ofri
    2026/06/02
    Join host Dr. Roy Ziegelstein as he welcomes Dr. Danielle Ofri, physician, author and professor, to discuss the evolving relationship between patients and physicians in an increasingly technology-driven healthcare system. Danielle is a primary care internist at Bellevue Hospital, clinical professor of medicine at NYU and an acclaimed writer whose work explores empathy, trust and humanism in medicine. Their conversation dives into how technology can both support and complicate patient care, as well as the importance of preserving compassion and connection in modern medicine. The episode covers Roy's point of view on recent research surrounding the growing role of AI and technology in healthcare, including a Lancet report that uncovered thousands of fabricated references in scientific papers and COVID-19 research published in The New England Journal of Medicine. Roy also introduces a new "Hot Takes" segment exploring AI's expanding role in everyday life and education. Thank you for taking the time to listen. If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe to be notified when new episodes release the first Tuesday of every month. Resources: The Lancet Article on Fabricated Citations [1:23] NEJM Covid-19 Prophylaxis Study [5:25] Empathy in the age of the electronic medical record by Dr. Danielle Ofri [27:06] Bellevue Literary Review [33:34] Follow Dr. Roy Ziegelstein on LinkedIn. Follow Dr. Danielle Ofri on LinkedIn. Host: Dr. Roy Ziegelstein Guest: Dr. Danielle Ofri Original music: Dr. Brian Garibaldi
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    36 分
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