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Better by the Numbers

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About this Podcast:

Better By The Numbers is a podcast for clinicians who want to think more deeply about how they use lab testing in practice. Each episode features conversations with doctors and practitioners exploring how they approach testing, from bloodwork and genetics to gut health and beyond, and how those insights shape real patient decisions. Rather than theory or trends, the focus is on practical application: what’s working, what’s evolving, and where testing can make the biggest difference in care.

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Verified email

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28%

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Selective

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What is Better by the Numbers about?

Better By The Numbers is a podcast for clinicians who want to think more deeply about how they use lab testing in practice. Each episode features conversations with doctors and practitioners exploring how they approach testing, from bloodwork and genetics to gut health and beyond, and how those insights shape real patient decisions.

What has Better by the Numbers covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Bridging the Genotype-Phenotype Gap with AI and Genetics with Dr. Mai-lan Ho and Dr. Rich Sidlow" (10 July 2026, 52 minutes), "Fixing Health Care Data Gaps with Dr. Ruben Nazario" (15 May 2026, 31 minutes), and "Fixing Healthcare Data Gaps with Dr. Ruben Nazario" (14 May 2026, 31 minutes).

How often does Better by the Numbers publish?

Better by the Numbers publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 8 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Better by the Numbers?

Booking probability for Better by the Numbers is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Better by the Numbers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Better by the Numbers's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Better by the Numbers?

The strongest fits for Better by the Numbers are Medical Labs & Imaging. Better by the Numbers has a health audience.

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Better by the Numbers is a health podcast with 8 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #7

    Bridging the Genotype-Phenotype Gap with AI and Genetics with Dr. Mai-lan Ho and Dr. Rich Sidlow

    Jul 10, 202652 minS1

    Every rare disease diagnosis starts with a question, and sometimes the answer takes years to find. In this episode, Dr. Mylan Ho and Dr. Rich Sidlow share the patient cases that reshaped their careers and explore how...

  • Episode #6

    Fixing Health Care Data Gaps with Dr. Ruben Nazario

    May 15, 202631 minS1

    <p>Dr. Ruben Nazario joins Better By The Numbers to unpack one of the biggest hidden problems in modern healthcare: why critical patient data often gets lost between providers, labs, payers, and electronic health record...

  • Episode #6

    Fixing Healthcare Data Gaps with Dr. Ruben Nazario

    May 14, 202631 minS1

    <p>Ever wonder what actually happens to your lab results after a doctor orders them?</p><p>In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Ruben Nazario, a physician executive in clinical informatics who works at the intersection...

  • Episode #5

    Personalized AML Therapy Guided by Cytogenetics and NGS with Dr. Bhavana "Tina" Bhatnagar

    Apr 30, 202630 minS1

    <p>How does genetic testing actually change cancer outcomes?</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Tina Bhatnagar breaks down how advances in cytogenetics, molecular profiling, and MRD testing are transforming the way acute...

  • Episode #4

    Expanding Access to Pediatric Cardiac Genetic Testing in Rural Communities with Dr. Shannon Blalock

    Apr 23, 202623 minS1

    <p>Dr. Shannon Blaylock shares how she is delivering pediatric cardiac care across a massive rural region by rethinking how labs and genetic testing are accessed and applied. From diagnosing missed chromosomal...

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  • Episode #3

    How Clinicians Are Using Nervous System Science to Treat Chronic Pain & Addiction with Dr. Mel Pohl

    Apr 16, 202631 minS1

    <p>Dr. Mel Pohl discusses his path into medicine, the connection between chronic pain and addiction as nervous system conditions, the role of polyvagal theory and cell danger response, the future of lab testing in...

  • Episode #2

    Using Lab Testing & Biometrics to Improve Mental Health Outcomes with Dr. Nathan Carroll

    Apr 1, 202628 minS1

    <p>Dr. Nathan Carroll, an internationally recognized board-certified psychiatrist, discusses how lab testing is used in modern mental health care. He covers everything from foundational labs like A1C, thyroid, and...

  • Episode #1

    Using Genetics, Epigenetics & Testing to Improve Patient Outcomes with Dr. Tracy Gapin

    Mar 27, 202634 minS1

    <p>The conversation delves into the world of precision medicine, focusing on the integration of genetics and epigenetics for personalized health optimization. Dr. Tracy Gapin shares insights on the science of...

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