Hosted by American College of Gastroenterology · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 13 episodes
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In each episode of Brains & Guts, we interview gastroenterology innovators and inventors to unpack their successes, pitfalls, and learnings. The goal? Empower individual gastroenterologists with the skills to explore ideas and apply the innovator’s mindset to everyday practice.
American College of Gastroenterology hosts Brains & Guts: The GI Innovation Podcast, a health show with 13 episodes published.
In this episode, Dr. Austin Chiang walks us through the industry's perspective on AI innovation and patient care in gastroenterology. The conversation covers lessons learned from deploying AI tools in the endoscopy suite
In this episode, Dr. Brennan Spiegel explains his vision for ethically sound, patient centered AI. As he describes, the future of AI in GI could bring us unparalleled cancer prevention and personalized treatments – but t
In this episode, Dr. Keswani walks us through how to approach implementing computer-aided polyp detection (CAD-E), including measuring the specific impact of AI on quality, obtaining buy-in from peers and leadership, ado
In season 2 of Brains & Guts, we're focusing on the AI landscape in GI. For this first episode, we are joined by Dr. Aasma Shaukat, professor of medicine at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, a member of ACG's Board of Tru
In this final episode of season 1, Dr. Vladimir Kushnir takes a look back at all the great advice from our guests. We cover the beginning of the innovation journey, fundraising, patenting, prototyping, building a team, a
In this episode, we are joined by Steven Fallon, JD, a shareholder at Greer, Burns & Crain in Chicago and an intellectual property expert. Steven explains why freedom to operate analyses are crucial before manufacturing
In this episode, we are joined by Christen Springs, the Managing Partner of EndoRx and a 20 year veteran of the medical device industry. Christen walks us through the importance of prototyping, including how to identify
In part two of this episode, the entrepreneurs behind Monarc Partners - Jason Ylizarde, Jeremy Starkweather, and John Wynne - share more secrets about fundraising and market analyses. The conversation includes whether ph
In this two-part episode, the entrepreneurs behind Monarc Partners - Jason Ylizarde, Jeremy Starkweather, and John Wynne - share the secrets behind the conducting a market analysis, fundraising, and the commercialization
In this episode, Robert Takara, JD from City of Hope answers all of the questions that aspiring GI innovators are afraid to ask but need to know. The conversation covers the different types of patents and how they apply
In this episode, Steven Edmundowicz, MD helps aspiring GI innovators gut check their potential financial questions. Dr. Edmundowicz walks through the risk-benefit calculation for a product development journey, evaluating
In this episode, we are joined by Virender Sharma, MD, FACG, a entrepreneur and founder of several med-tech companies. Dr. Sharma walks us through the key steps that come at the beginning of the innovation journey: ident
In this first episode of Brains & Guts, our hosts – Drs. Vivek Kaul, Toufic Kachaamy, and Vladimir Kushnir – explain why the practicing gastroenterologist should care about innovation. The conversation also defines the i
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