Hosted by Gloria Wu, MD · EN-US · 202 episodes
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Gloria Wu, MD hosts Doctors Take the Mic, a health show with 202 episodes published.
Dr. Gloria Wu and Darren walk through six research posters their team presented at ENDO 2026, the Endocrine Society's annual meeting, exploring AI and diabetes patient education. They start with two posters showing how a
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez, joined by Jordan Tsay and Kosuke Kimura, explore a striking paradox at the intersection of urban lighting, plant biology, and allergic disease, drawing on Artificial L
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez explore a striking paradox at the intersection of diabetes and neuroscience, drawing on Type 2 Diabetes Impairs Odour Detection, Olfactory Memory and Olfactory Neuropla
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez unpack a striking finding from Odor Olfactory Dysfunction in Chronic Kidney Disease and Diabetes Mellitus and Its Association with Nutritional Factors , published in th
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez explore one of the most surprising findings in recent neuroscience: simply diffusing essential oils in your bedroom for two hours each night led to a 226% improvement i
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez explore a surprising finding from the 2015 study The Effect of Olfactory Stimuli on the Balance Ability of Stroke Patients , published in the Journal of Physical Therap
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez unpack one of the most urgent crises in modern healthcare: a $4.5 trillion chronic disease epidemic driven largely by what Americans eat. Drawing on What Does Food is M
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez unpack a striking statistic: tennis players live an average of 9.7 years longer than sedentary individuals. Drawing on Dr. Wu's research notes on racket sports and deme
In this episode, Dr. Wu and co-host Darren Gonzalez explore how a team of researchers is engineering a solution to one of emergency medicine's most overlooked problems — the involuntary freeze response triggered by traum
Summary: "The Epidemiology of Chagas Disease in the Americas," by Zulma M. Cucunubá , Fernando Abad-Franch , and colleagues, published in The Lancet Regional Health – Americas (2024), reviews how Trypanosoma cruzi spread
Your doctor may have a new kind of assistant in the room — and it's not human. In this episode, Dr. Wu breaks down a May 2026 New York Times investigation by Simar Bajaj into the rapid rise of AI scribes, the software to
Tick season is already breaking records — and the rules of the outdoors have quietly changed. In this episode, Dr. Wu digs into a May 2026 New York Times report by Maggie Astor revealing that four tick species are now sp
In this episode, Dr. Gloria Wu — lead author of the 2025 UCSF study "Chatbots and Diabetes: Is There Gender Bias?" — brings her research directly to you as both researcher and host. Published in the Journal of Patient Ex
Here's a one-paragraph summary with the AMA citation: This episode examines Medvi, a telehealth startup founded by Matthew Gallagher that is projected to generate $1.8 billion in revenue in 2026 with just two employees —
In this episode, Dr. Gloria Wu discusses a study from the February 2026 issue of the Journal of Ophthalmology Retina that explores the relationship between long-term Metformin use and age-related macular degeneration (AM
Dr. Gloria Wu shares insights from a Men's Health panel, redefining health not just as the absence of illness, but as the "capacity to thrive under pressure" through mental and emotional resilience. She explains how prac
In this recording, Dr. Gloria Wu explains how the health of your eyes can actually provide a "window" into the health of your brain. Using a non-invasive eye scan called an OCTA, doctors can spot thinning blood vessels i
The provided text details significant ethnic disparities in Atrial Fibrillation (AF), noting a clear prevalence gradient with South Asians lowest and Whites highest. It highlights a "South Asian paradox" of low AF despit
Summary: According to an article by Sy Boles of the Harvard Gazette, Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (HMB) affects many women, but research progress has been slow due to the lack of suitable animal models. Scientists Donald Ing
Summary: In an article by Jacqueline Mitchell of the Harvard Gazette, a study by gastroenterologist Dr. Trisha Pasricha links smartphone use on the toilet to a 46% increased risk of hemorrhoids. Phone users are five time
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Doctors Take the Mic is hosted by Gloria Wu, MD. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 202 episodes.
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