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Hosted by Curie · health · EN · 71 episodes
Take a closer look at the forces shaping the future of healthcare with Curie . Each episode uncovers in-depth insights on clinical breakthroughs, emerging industry trends, and the challenges redefining healthcare. Join us every Thursday for investigative deep dives crafted to inform, inspire, and empower healthcare professionals. Want more? Unlock exclusive content and a truly personalized experience by downloading the Curie app today.
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Curie: Healthcare in Focus is hosted by Curie. The show has published 71 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "What Tennis Teaches Doctors About Medicine" (13 January 2026, 15 minutes), "What an Active Shooter Taught an Oncologist" (3 December 2025, 20 minutes), and "Can Private Practice Be Saved?" (18 November 2025, 35 minutes).
Curie: Healthcare in Focus publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 71 episodes.
Booking probability for Curie: Healthcare in Focus is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Curie: Healthcare in Focus requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Curie: Healthcare in Focus's contact route on record: public web form.
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Curie hosts Curie: Healthcare in Focus, a health show with 71 episodes published.
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Episode #70
<p>What does learning a new sport have to do with practicing medicine?</p><p>In this episode of Curie, urologist Dr. Fara Bellows reflects on the unexpected parallels between tennis and clinical practice – from...
Episode #69
<p>When an active-shooter alert swept across her hospital campus, oncologist and educator Dr. Beatrice Preti found herself experiencing a level of fear she’d never encountered in medicine before, even after years of...
Episode #68
Medicine isn’t being undone by a lack of science or compassion – it’s being buried under bureaucracy. Dr. Scott Tzorfas, a neurologist in private practice for over 30 years, calls it a “slow administrative death...
Episode #67
<p>In this episode, we explore the real role of artificial intelligence in clinical care today – not the hype, not the doom, but the practical middle ground. AI can scan lab data, imaging, and case literature faster...
Episode #66
<p>What if some of the most important determinants of a child’s lifelong health are shaped months before pregnancy begins? In this conversation, Dr. Ann Shippy shares how her engineering background and personal...
Episode #65
<p>Medicine teaches doctors how to heal others -- but not always how to care for themselves. In this conversation, retired urologist and award-winning writer Dr. William Lynes joins Andrew to unpack the hidden culture...
Episode #64
<p>Millions of people now get their health advice not from doctors but from wellness influencers. Figures like Jay Shetty, a former monk turned media mogul, have built vast audiences by blending mindfulness, motivation...
Episode #63
<p>AI is making doctors faster, smarter, and more efficient, but is it also making them a little worse? In this episode, we explore how automation can sharpen some clinical skills while quietly eroding others, and what...
Episode #62
<p>Two weeks after Trump and RFK Jr. ignited a political firestorm over Tylenol and autism, we take a step back to unpack the story. In this episode, Andrew shares six reflections – from what the evidence actually...
Episode #61
<p>Best-selling science writer Mary Roach joins Curie to talk about her new book Replaceable You, a deep dive into what happens when medicine tries to repair—or outright replace—parts of the human body. From elective...
Episode #60
<p>What if America’s $4.9 trillion healthcare system isn’t broken, but stolen? In this episode, attorney-turned-benefits leader Chris Deacon joins Curie to expose what she calls “The Great American Healthcare Heist.”...
Episode #59
<p>In this episode of Curie, Andrew sits down with Krista Bragg, a healthcare leader whose career has spanned the ICU, the C-suite, health insurance, consulting, and now advising startups. Krista shares what she’s...
Episode #58
<p>AI scribes promise to free physicians from endless documentation, but who really pays the price? In this episode, Andrew examines the double-edged nature of tools from companies like Abridge and Ambience. On one...
Episode #57
<p>What does it take to turn personal hardship into lifelong advocacy? In this conversation, Dr. Nasser Hanna—thoracic oncologist, researcher, teacher, and founder of End Lung Cancer Now—shares the remarkable journey...
Episode #56
<p>In this deeply candid episode of Curie, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Adam Rosen—author of O.R. Confidential: Confessions of a Gen X Surgeon—opens up about the hidden side of surgical life. With over 20 years in the OR and...
Episode #55
<p>On her very first day as a surgical resident, Dr. Erin Nance got the call that would change her life: her brother had been in a diving accident and was now a quadriplegic. That experience - being both a physician and...
Episode #54
<p>What happens when you’ve lived healthcare from both sides of the bedrail? In this episode, Andrew sits down with Jacob Kendall—patient, caregiver, and founder of The Smart Patient—to explore the complex...
Episode #53
<p>Hospitals are quietly buying up physician practices—and healthcare prices are soaring as a result. In this episode, Andrew unpacks the “15% markup” that hits patients when independent doctors are absorbed by hospital...
Episode #52
<p>Why is America’s health insurance system so dysfunctional—and what can be done about it? Andrew sits down with Neal Shah, author of Insured to Death, to break down the true scale of insurance denials, administrative...
Episode #51
<p>Medicine isn’t always about finding answers—it’s often about navigating the endless gray zones between evidence, patient beliefs, and the realities of daily life. In this episode of Curie, Andrew explores the art of...
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