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Hosted by Arseniy Arsentyev · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Healthcare is on the brink of Revolution. However, revolutions are not just experienced - they are shaped by those who dare to think ahead. "Tomorrow’s Medicine Podcast" features conversations with visionary thinkers exploring the future of medicine and healthcare.
Arseniy Arsentyev hosts Tomorrow's Medicine, a health show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, Dr. Manuel Corpas, Senior Lecturer in Genomics at the University of Westminster, breaks down agentic genomics — the term he coined — and how one Christmas with Claude Code became C
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, Dr. Mai Elfarnawany, VP of Technology at Flosonics Medical, breaks down how her team turned ultrasound from a cart-sized machine into a wireless, wearable patch that sticks to a pa
In this episode, John Pemberton — a diabetes dietitian, type 1 diabetic, and creator of The Glucose Never Lies — shares his seven-year journey from building diabetes education guides to developing Grace, an AI agent desi
In this episode, John Pemberton — a diabetes dietitian, type 1 diabetic, and creator of The Glucose Never Lies — shares his seven-year journey from building diabetes education guides to developing Grace, an AI agent desi
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, healthcare technology expert Christopher Kunney discusses the challenges and innovations in addressing the aging population, known as the 'Silver Tsunami,' and the importance of tr
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, host Arseniy Arsentyev interviews Dr. Christopher Chapman, a lecturer in bioengineering at Queen Mary University of London. Dr. Chapman discusses his research in bioelectronics, pa
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, host Arseniy Arsentyev sits down with Dr. Vishal Soni to explore the evolution of robotic surgery and its role in transforming modern gastrointestinal and bariatric procedures. Dis
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, Dr. Abraham Krikhely discusses the complexities of bariatric surgery, its impact on obesity and related metabolic diseases, and the importance of psychological support for patients
Dr. Nicolas Duhem discusses healthcare business development, R&D challenges, US market strategies for European companies, and how AI, quantum computing, and Chinese innovation will shape medicine's future while preservin
Arseniy chats with Dr. Adam Powell, a healthcare economist and president of Payer Provider, about solving real-world healthcare challenges through quantitative analysis, ROI modeling, and boutique consulting strategies.
This episode with Dr. William Wicks explores how Microsoft’s AI for Good Lab leverages artificial intelligence to tackle global healthcare challenges, from improving diagnostics and resource allocation to enabling scalab
This episode with Dr. Rich Caruana explores machine learning's evolution in healthcare, focusing on the shift from opaque neural networks to interpretable models like explainable boosting machines (EBMs) and their integr
In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine, Professor Lieven Annemans discusses healthcare economics, covering cost-effectiveness, QALY, value-based payments, patient-centered systems, and the future of healthcare with a foc
Cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Artyom Zinchenko discusses how the hippocampus, attention, and emotions shape memory and learning, emphasizing strategies like spaced learning and self-testing to manage cognitive load effect
In this conversation, Ben Lengerich and Arseniy explore computational biology, focusing on deep learning, context-adaptive models, and AI interpretability in healthcare. They discuss challenges in foundation models, caus
Guest Suggestion Form: https://forms.gle/Ga6XApBy98smk1xN9 00:00 Who Am I 03:56 Revolution in Healthcare 12:48 Why Did I Start This Podcast Support The Podcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/tommedpod/ Contact Me Lin
In this episode, Arseniy and Oscar Uzdelewicz explore computational neuroscience, its significance in medicine, and future implications. They discuss BCIs, neural data precision, brain disease diagnosis, and the role of
Welcome to Tomorrow’s Medicine Podcast—your gateway to the future of healthcare. Support The Podcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/tommedpod/ Contact Me LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arsarsentyev/ Other Plat
John Pemberton
diabetes dietitian, type 1 diabetic, creator of The Glucose Never Lies · Birmingham Children’s Hospital
1 appearance on this show
Adam Powell
healthcare economist and president · Powell Insulation
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Christopher Chapman
Queen Mary University of London
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Adam Powell
Payer Provider
1 appearance on this show
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