The Medical AI Podcast
The Medical AI Podcast is a 30-minute show hosted by Dr. Felix Beacher that explores the latest innovations in artificial intelligence in healthcare. Topics range from medical imaging and large language models to regulatory strategy and ethics. The podcast aims to keep listeners up to date on the rapidly evolving field of AI in medicine.
Episodes
Ep 70: Responsible AI and healthcare, with Dr Heather Bassett, CMO of Xsolis
Responsible AI is a much vaunted concept that aims to connect AI with human rights, equality and fairness. Whocould argue with that? Well there are plenty of critics who complain that in practice, restrictions of these kind only stifle innovation and progress. And in accepting such restrictions we risk delivering outcomes that are worse. With Dr Heather Bassett, the Chief Medical Officer of Xsolis
Ep 69: Agentic AI and preventative disease, with Eugene Sayan of Softheon
Agentic AI systems are causing a huge buzz right now. These are AI systems that actively make changes in the world as opposed to merely giving information. In healthcare, could agentic AI systems help address the huge problem of preventable disease ? This is an economic drain that is huge and unnecessary represents around 30% of personal healthcare costs in the US. With Eugene Sayan of Softheon. T
Ep 68: Can AI help you become your own doctor? With Dr Gabriella Lawrence of TytoCare
Video calls to your doctor from your home, is old news and very 2021. But what if you could have a consultation with your doctor from home, which involved YOU performing physical exams yourself, AND as accurately as with an in-person visit?This is what new AI-guided tools claim to be already delivering. This could potntially mean a drastic easing on healthcare systems and better outcomes for peopl
Ep 67: AI and delusions of beauty, with Gretchen Andrew
Normally on this amazing podcast I cover AI systems that can help with medical treatment. Today we are discussing an angle on the harms of AI on health.With me to discuss is doyen of the art world and AI provocateuse, the amazing and wonderful Gretchen Andrew In particular, we look at whether are AI tools are providing a particualrly pernicious and powerful way in which our perceptions of beauty a
Ep 66: Plummeting Fertility - can AI help? With Kirsten Karchmer, CEO of Conceivable
Scary fact: fertility rates across the West have plummeted to alarmingly low levels, marking a significant demographic shift. Most Western countries now have a Total Fertility Rate (TFR) well below the 'replacement level' of approximately 2.1 children per woman—the rate needed to maintain a population size without migration. For instance, the European Union's TFR hit a historical low o
Ep 65: Could AI help heart disease and sexual problems? With Dr Elliot Justin MD
Could AI help you be a sexual superhero? (And reduce your cardiovascular risk) Use the coupon code: FELIX15 for a 15% discount when they make a purchase through our website. You can log in to your affiliate account and check all assigned coupons on Dashboard here: https://af.uppromote.com/myfirmtech/loginErectile dysfunction may not be life-threatening but it is no doubt life-worsening. Does AI ha
Ep 64: AI and Psychedelics ✌With Cedric Chenefront, Founder of Well Wired.
Have you ever been dropped into the divine realm, the ultimate substrate of all reality? Have you ever given birth to yourself infinite times? Or felt connected to the entire universe in a way which is spiritually life-changing? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, you've probably been on mind-altering drugs, or psychedelics, like LSD or psilocibin.Remarkably, there is growing evide
Ep 63: Brain-computer interfaces - coming miracles or technodehumanisation? With Dr Robyn Waller
Brain-computer interfaces are for some, medical technology bordering on the miraculous. Elon Musk’s neuralink is, for example, promising to cure some cases of blindness and paralysis. It has even been suggested that brain-computer interfaces could help humans become "superhuman": theycould dramatically boost human cognition and even help people become telepathic. On the other hand, scien
Ep 62: Shaking up Healthcare Systems for AI, with Dave Trier, VP at ModelOp
Let’s imagine a utopian future of medical AI. Implantsand wearables constantly monitor your health. AI systems process those health data in real time and recommend any treatments, combining those data with those from your genome. Recommended drugs, naturally, are more efficacious and cheaper than those from 2025. life expectancy will be 100 and old age will be longer, healthier and groovier than e
Ep 61: Could you fall in love with a robot? With Andrew Kiguel, CEO of Realbotix
In Blade Runner Rick Deckard, meets Rachel. She is very beautiful and vulnerable, with a rich life narrative, andemotional depth. However, Rachel is a highly sophisticated, super-realistic android. But nonetheless he falls in love with her. How close are we to this vision of the future? Are there medical uses to companion robots? And are there hidden dangers? And what about you? - Could you fall i
Episode 60: How to make money from medical AI, with Chris Wood, CEO of RevealDX
Under capitalism a company has to make money. But a big problem in medical AI is that few companies are. Most are burning up venture capital and profitability is very hard to achieve. A key reason is that it is extremely difficult to obtain government reimbursement for the use of medical AI products. But a small number of companies are making progress here. What can learned from them? And how woul
Episode 59: How is AI changing pathology? With Imogen Fitt of Signify Research
Microscopic analysis of tissue slides, or pathology, is a vital diagnostic tool. It can determine disease type and stage and it remains the gold standard approach for diagnostics in cancer. But the process is labor-intensive and dependent on the skill of the pathologist. AI techniques could address those problem and are rapidly changing pathology analysis. Buthow exactly? What does the future look
Episode 58: AI hallucinations and the dangers for healthcare, with Vlad Panin CEO of iFrame
We are all aware now of the outrageous power of Large language Models, or LLMs, such as Grok, Gemini and chatGTP. And ever since they exploded onto the scene in late 2022 there has been a scramble to implement them into health care products. However there’s a big problem. They can hallucinate like a Timothy Leary on a cocktail of peyote, LSD and ayahuasca. Except that … these hallucinations can lo
Episode 57: AI and heart attack risk, with Ben Tasker, AI Dean of Southern New Hampshire University
AI and heart attack risk, with Ben Tasker, AI Dean of Southern New Hampshire University. In the US over a million people per year will need urgent life saving treatment for a heart attack. But these treatments are risky for the patient and can be potentially fatal. How can AI help predict potential adverse events to treatment and help mitigate those risks.The Medical AI Podcast is the number one p
Episode 56: AI for Care Plans, with Dr Aki Al-Zubaidi, CEO of Eon
Imagine you’ve just been diagnosed with a serious heart condition. You will need a carefully crafted care plan. This will help manage your medications, appointments, and lifestyle changes…. But then imagine you’re caught up in the gears of a dysfunctional health system, these could mean the difference between life and death. How common are these kinds of issues? And how could AI help? With Dr Aki
Episode 55: Donald Trump - What Will be the Impact on Medical AI? With Dr Hugh Harvey, CEO of Hardian Health
Donald Trump - Many love him, many hate him. But … few would disagree that his second administration, only 100 days in, has already brought in political change that is truly radical One key example is that there are now people with a strong deregulation agenda - in key roles in the US government. And the single biggest question in medical AI right now – is what will be the impact – both in the US
Episode 54: Can AI Transform Drug Development? With Dr Scott Chetham, CEO of Faro Health
It’s widely assumed that drug treatment is a miracle of modern science. However, it’s equally arguable that modern drug treatment is a very expensive disaster, with serious consequences for public health. For example, a drug typically takes 10-12 years to develop and the cost is as high as $2.5 billion. And yet despite that, 90% of drug candidates fail to gain approval. And, especially for chronic
Episode 53: Radiology AI – the Roadblocks and how to get past them, with Professor Paul Chang
Episode 53: Radiology AI: Roadblocks and how to get past them. With Professor Paul Chang.A recent study by McKinney and colleagues showed that deep learning AI systems outperformed human radiologists for detection of breast cancer. Except that this wasn't so recent... it was in fact published in January 2020, over 5 years ago. While AI screening is growing it still only accounts for around 10-
Episode 52: Can AI Help People Change Their Eating Habits? With Dr Sera Lavelle
One of the greatest health challenges for western countries is obesity. Why is that an issue? Obesity increases the risk of all major diseases including heart disease, cancer, dementia, and diabetes. What role is AI playing in addressing this? With Dr Sera Lavelle, Clinical Psychologist.The Medical AI Podcast is a top-rated podcast on FeedSpot. Check out other FeedSpot podcasts here: https://podc
Episode 51: The Rise of Radiology AI Platforms, with Pelu Tran, CEO of Ferrum Health
Radiology could be the most important area of medical AI. Most FDA approvals in medical AI are for radiology – with almost 1000 approvals since 2017. So radiology is undergoing a major AI transformation. But the abundance of radiology AI tools has created a big problem. With so much choice, healthcare providers are often confused about ◦ which tools to deploy ◦ how to deploy them
Episode 50: AI and the non-invasive "brain biopsy" (1H-MRS) with Professor Alex Lin of Harvard Medical School
Episode 50: AI and the non-invasive "brain biopsy" (1H-MRS) with Professor Alex Lin of Harvard Medical School
Imagine a doctor telling you you need a biopsy. Then he or she tells you the biopsy is going to be from your brain. You might well panic. But then you learn that there will be no drilling through the skull. This is a non-invasive biopsy. It uses a technique known as H-MRS and it
Episode 49: AI and Prosthetic limbs: what is the state-of-the-art? With Blair Lock, CEO of Coapt Engineering
The classic American TV series Six Million Dollar Man followed the story of Steve Austin, who had to be rebuilt after near-fatal injuries in a plane crash. He was Better than he was before… Better...stronger...faster." Prosthetic limbs have been helping people for many years even centuries but what is the state-of-the-art? How is it helping amputees? And how far can the technology take us tow
Episode 48: Skin cancer: how can AI help with detection? With Cody Simmons, CEO of Dermasensor
Skin cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer globally, with millions of cases diagnosed each year. Its prevalence is rising due to factors like increased sun exposure, aging populations, and lifestyle changes. The main types of skin cancer include melanoma, basal cell carcinoma (BCC), and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), with melanoma being the deadliest. Early detection is crucial for succ
Episode 47: Academia and Industry: love match or marriage from hell? With Prof Shai Shen-Orr of Technion
One of the landmarks in AI was the work on neural networks in the 1970s by Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI". This
work took place at the University of Edinburgh. This laid much of the groundwork for the plethora of modern AI-based applications so academia and the corporate sector are two very different but essential types of crucible for AI research what is a relationship between them? Is it
Episode 46: AI and the Quest for Longevity, with Dr Cory Goldberg
Longevity and immortality is a key theme in the earliest literature. But what does modern science have to offer to life extension? And in particular, has AI added anything new? With Felix is someone who is actively involved in this field, Dr Cory Goldberg.
Episode 45: AI doctors: how close are they? With Robert Sargsyan, CEO of Docus
Episode 45: AI doctors: how close are they? With Robert Sargsyan, CEO of Docus. Will AI doctors eventually replace human doctors? Are they already doing so? On one hand, people like the human touch of human doctors. On the other hand, human doctors get tired, are limited in terms of the amount of data they can handle and tend to be overstretched. So where are we with the development of AI doctors?
Episode 44: Is AI transforming cardiology? With Stuart Long, CEO of infobionic.ai
Irregular heart rhythms can indicate several potentially fatal health problems, including risk for heart attack and stroke. Here we discuss how AI approaches are helping to transform cardiology, with respect to detection of irregular heart rhythms. With Felix is Stuart Long, CEO of infobionic.ai
Episode 43: An AI system for Your Endless Wait in the Emergency Room, with Justin Schrager and Aaron Patzer, founders of Vital
Waiting for emergency treatment, when you might already be in shock, can be a very distressing and lonely experience. A big part of the problem might be that you are feeling in the dark about what’s happening and how long you’ll be there. An already stressful situation could feel like an eternity. How can AI systems help here? Two men who have commercialised just such a thing are Aaron Patzer and
Episode 42: Is the medical profession a force of resistance in AI adoption? With Dr Jethro Hubbard.
Some have suggested that the medical profession is a force of resistance in AI adoption, that it is prioritizing the protection of jobs, potentially at the cost of patients
Is there any truth in that?
Or is the medical profession actually protecting
patients by resisting an overhasty rush to AI adoption?
With me is someone who is perfectly placed to discuss this, Dr Jethro Hubbard. He is a GP.
Episode 41: AI for Clinical Trials with Dr Félix Balazard, Director of Optimized Development Solutions, Owkin
AI has the potential to revolutionize clinical trials in many ways. It could make the development of new treatments faster, safer, cheaper and more personalised. One company in this space is Owkin, a unicorn startup based in Paris. With me is Dr Félix Balazard, Director of
Optimized Development Solutions.
Episode 40: The Use of AI for Clinical Trials with Dr Harsha Rajasimha, CEO of Jeeva Clinical Trials.
Clinical trials are the cornerstone of the development of new treatments. One can see them as a shining example of the scientific method in practice. One can also see them as phenomenally expensive, with a high rejection
rate and a record of passing treatments that are ineffective. So, how is AI being used to address these problems?
With me to discuss this is Dr Harsha Rajasimha, CEO of Jeeva Clin
Episode 39: Counterfeit medications and medical equipment, with Roei Ganzarski, CEO of Alitheon
Counterfeit medications and medical equipment is a huge global fraud. And it is deadly - counterfeit medications can contain incorrect ingredients and even harmful components. So how far is it possible to detect
this kind of fraud and how is AI a part of that effort? With me to discuss this is Roei ROY Ganzarski, CEO of Alitheon.
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Episode 38: AI physiotherapy; with Finn Stevenson, CEO of Flok Health
Imagine having crippling back pain, but there’s a four month waiting list for a physiotherpist. Alternatively, you have instant access to an AI-based physiotherapy system. 80% of adults have significant back pain at some point, so there’s an excellent chance that this kind of choice is one you will have to make.
But can it be made to work? Is the technology ready? Would it be accepted by governm
Episode 37: The path to a medical AI holy grail: medical records analysis and automated treatment selection; with Mika Newton, CEO of XCures
Episode 41: The path to a medical AI holy grail: medical records analysis and automated treatment selection; with Mika Newton, CEO of XCures
Episode 36: "The Interface of Medical AI Development and Regulation," with Pat Baird, co-chair of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation
Pat Baird is co-chair of the AI committee for the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation and the International Medical Device Regulators Forum
Episode 35: AI for psychotherapy. With Lindsay McKean, Psychotherapist
Episode 37: AI for psychotherapy. With Lindsay McKean, Psychotherapist
Episode 34: AI for detecting liver disease. With Dr Neil Guha, Professor of Hepatology at the University of Nottingham
The liver is a miracle of physiology, with over 1,000 known functions. This highlights the potential impact of liver dysfunction on various bodily systems. Also, liver disease is a major cause of death globally, and the numbers are on the rise. This adds up to a critical clinical need.
Dr Neil Guha is Professor of Hepatology at the University of Nottingham, an NHS consultant and Research scienti
Episode 33: the use of Large Language Models in medical research, with Fiona Morrison
A year ago, very soon after the release of ChatGPT there was an article in Nature with the curious title… ChatGPT listed as author on research papers: many scientists disapprove
Since then, the use of LLMs in medical research has exploded, including as a coauthor of articles. But how is it being used? Does it matter? Does it undermine the human authors? And does it risk the quality of the researc
Episode 32: Medical AI generalism and diabetic retinopathy, with RJ Kedziora, Co-founder of Estenda Solutions
Episode 32: Medical AI generalism and diabetic retinopathy, with RJ Kedziora, Co-founder of Estenda Solutions
Episode 31: AI for summarizing medical notes, with Vince Hartman, CEO of Abstractive Health
Episode 31: AI for summarizing medical notes, with Vince Hartman, CEO of Abstractive Health
Episode 30: The Real World Deployment of Medical AI, with Louis Culot, Head of Innovation Capabilities for Philips Healthcare
Episode 30: The Real World Deployment of Medical AI, with Louis Culot, Head of Innovation Capabilities for Philips Healthcare
Episode 29: AI for monitoring hospital patients, with Narinder Singh, CEO at LookDeep Health
Episode 29: AI for monitoring hospital patients, with Narinder Singh, CEO at LookDeep Health
Can AI systems provide ways of monitoring hospital patients? This innovative idea is being implemented in some American hospitals. With Narinder Singh, CEO at LookDeep Health.
Episode 28: The Cutting Edge of Personalised medicine, with Professor Richard Dobson of King's College London and University College London
Personalised medicine has been promised as a coming revolution in healthcare. The concept goes all the way back to Hippocrates, around 400 years BC, but it is still very rare in clinical practice. Machine learning has been described as the key technology for personalised medicine - so are we finally about to see this revolution storming the gates? Discussing this with Felix is one of the key figur
Episode 27: The Ethics of Medical AI, with Professor Erwin Loh, Chief Medical Officer for St Vincent's Health, Australia
Are there ethical issues with medical AI that are unique? Any major technological development can have huge benefits and huge risks. And medical AI is no different. The benefits of medical AI are talked about endlessly. Much less so the risks. But what are those dangers?
The Declaration of Helsinki is widely regarded as the cornerstone of human research ethics. This a set of ethical principles
Episode 26: The Evolution of Medical AI from the Early Days, with Professor Mark Braunstein
Medical AI might seem like a really new field. For example, the first medical AI product approved by the FDA was done so in only 2017. But does medical AI actually have a history that is far longer and richer than we might think? And are there important lessons to be learnt from that history?
Felix discusses with Professor Mark Braunstein, Author of "Health Informatics on FHIR". An auth
Episode 25: A Roadmap for Medical AI Regulatory Approval, with Dr Hugh Harvey, Managing Director of Hardian Health
There are many research groups and companies developing excellent products in medical AI. But some succeed and some fail. What is the difference between the two? Felix discusses this with someone who is a real expert in this - Dr Hugh Harvey Managing Director of Hardian Health. Pure gold for anyone interested in developing a strategy for new medical AI products.
Episode 24: Transforming Radiology, with Fabian Schoeck, Head of Global Product Management for AI Products at Siemens Healthineers
Worldwide, the capacity of health systems is being strangled, by the complex healthcare needs of ageing populations, and the rise in chronic diseases more generally. Radiology departments in particular, are simply unable to meet a massive and rising demand and patients are facing ever longer delays in treatment. Much has been made about the ability of AI systems to interpret medical images as well
Episode 23: GE Healthcare's innovations in medical AI, with Simon Rost, Chief Marketing Officer of GE Healthcare
GE Healthcare is the market leader in medical AI: it has the largest market shares and the largest number of FDA-approved medical AI products. This includes algorithms for MRI image cleaning, detection of collapsed lungs and diagnosis of breast cancer. So where GE Healthcare is going with medical AI really counts. To discuss this I am joined by Simon Rost, Chief Marketing Officer of GE Healthcare.
Episode 22: AI-based innovations for ultrasound imaging, with Dr Yoran Hummel, President of Us2.ai
Medical ultrasound is now old technology – its first use was in 1941 for detecting brain tumors. However, it is also a technology with a great future and AI is a big part of that evolution. Felix is joined by Dr Yoran Hummel president of Us2.ai to discuss current AI-based innovations for ultrasound imaging.
Episode 21: AI for Predicting Clinical Trials, for Precision Medicine and Drug Development; with Dr Felix Beacher
Here we discuss the use of machine learning to predict outcomes of clinical trials. This is potentially a practical and robust way to develop tools for precision medicine and also offers possibilities for radical new approaches to drug development.
Episode 20: AI for Radiology, with Darren Stephens, Senior Vice President of Qure.ai
Radiology is a classic area of medical AI. AI systems for medical image analysis have several major advantages over human radiologists:
1. They can be trained on millions of scans, far more than a human can be trained on
2. They can give results instantly
3. Many studies indicate that, in many contexts, AI systems are more accurate for disease detection and diagnosis
That’s the promise. But what
Episode 19: the application of ChatGPT to healthcare. With Dr Harvey Castro, author of ChatGPT and Healthcare: The Key To New Future of Medicine.
Artificial General Intelligence is the ability of an AI system to perform any intellectual task performed by humans. The recently released much-hyped Chat GPT has been described as the first glimmering of AGI. It has passed exams for law, biology, medicine even exams for being a wine sommelier. It is a type of AI system known as a large language model. But what does this mean for healthcare? There
Episode 18: Future Shock! The Futurology of Medical AI, with Professor Erwin Loh, Chief Medical Officer of St Vincent's Health, Melbourne, Australia
Episode 18: Future Shock! The Futurology of Medical AI, with Professor Erwin Loh, Chief Medical Officer of St Vincent's Health, Melbourne, Australia
Future Shock is a 1970 book by Alvin Toffler, in which the term "future shock" refers to the idea that the rapid rate of technological and social change leaves people suffering from overwhelming and shattering stress and disorie
Episode 17: Medical AI and COVID, ChatGPT, big tech and the future, with Tom Lawry, author of 'Hacking Healthcare'
In this episode, Felix sits down with Tom Lawry, the author of "Hacking Healthcare" to discuss the Medical AI and COVID, ChatGPT, big tech and the future.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of healthcare and AI. Lawry’s insights and expertise provide valuable guidance for healthcare providers, policymakers, and innovators seeking to improve the quality of care
Episode 16: Highlights from the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) 2023
Episode 16: Highlights from the European Congress of Radiology 2023
Every year in the beautiful cultural city of Vienna, there is conference known as ECR, the European Congress of Radiology. This is a chance for the movers and shakers in medical imaging to get together to exchange ideas, make pitches, and launch new products.
In recent years, AI has become more and more prominent at ECR, to the po
Episode 15: Can AI systems improve doctor-patient communication? With Matt McBride, CEO of Mend
Today I am joined by Matt McBride, the CEO of Mend, and we discuss the challenges that doctors and patients face when it comes to effective communication, and how AI systems can be used to bridge the gap.
A study by Accenture found that many Americans are unhappy with the communication channels they have with their healthcare providers. This has the potential to contributes to distrust and even ig
Episode 14: New directions in cancer diagnostics, with Janette Phi, Chief Business Officer of ThinkCyte
Janette Phi’s journey into healthcare technology is a personal one, driven by a medical issue her son experienced in his youth. Driven by her own story, she asks how medical normalisation and precision healthcare work together to bring the correct care to correct patient - with the potential to save lives.
Join me, Dr Felix Beacher, and in Episode 14 of our podcast, we welcome Janette Phi, the Chi
Episode 13: Medical AI, the hardware perspective, with Sub Bhattacharya, Head of Healthcare & Sciences at AMD
In today’s episode we explore the hardware and components that build the foundations of Med Tech and make AI viable within medical practices.
Join myself, Dr Felix Beacher as I talk to Sub Bhattacharya, Head of Healthcare & Sciences at AMD, as he discusses the hardware perspective of medical AI. We talk about the latest advancements in healthcare technology, including the role of semi-conducto
Episode 12: Getting Medical AI Adopted in the Real World, with Tom Lawry, author of 'Hacking Healthcare'
In this episode, we sit down with Tom Lawry, the author of "Hacking Healthcare" to discuss the challenges of getting medical AI adopted in the real world. Lawry is an expert in healthcare automation, and he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.
We start off by discussing the importance of finance and funding in the healthcare industry and how it can be a barrier or influence to
Episode 11: Health Informatics and AI, with Professor Mark Braunstein, Author of Health Informatics on FHIR
Join me, Dr Felix Beacher, In this episode, we'll delve into the crossroads of AI and health informatics, guided by our expert guest Professor Mark Braunstein, Professor Braunstein shares his expertise in the field of health informatics and reflects on his book “Health Informatics on FHIR: How HL7's New API is Transforming Healthcare”. We explore the role of health informatics in enabling informat
Episode 10: ChatGPT and healthcare - a conversation with... ChatGPT
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with none other than ChatGPT itself for a fascinating conversation about the intersection of AI and healthcare. With a touch of humour, we explore the ways in which GPT-3 has the potential to assist healthcare tasks such as medical documentation, clinical trial analysis, and drug discovery.
We dive into the world of GPT medical and how it is being used f
Episode 9: Clinical science search engines, Consensus and ChatGPT, with Eric Olson, CEO of Consensus
Join me, Dr Felix Beacher, and this weeks guest, Eric Olson, CEO of Consensus, as we discuss the role of clinical science search engine Consensus. We ask how accessibility is driving innovation in the field of medical research and how these search engines are designed to help researchers find relevant scientific literature quickly and easily. Olson describes consensus as a bridge between platforms
Episode 8: AI for integrated diagnostics with Madhuri Sebastian, Senior Vice President, Global Head of Enterprise Imaging at Philips
Join me, Dr Felix Beacher, for a new episode as I sit down with Madhuri Sebastian, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Enterprise Imaging at Philips. Madhuri is a healthcare technology expert with over 20 years of experience in medical imaging.
Sebastian’s specialism takes us through integrated diagnostics and medical imaging. We discuss how integrated diagnostics lets clinicians build advanc
Episode 7: The Future of Medical AI, with Mircea Popa, CEO of Medicai
100 years ago the x-ray machine was invented. 100 years from now who knows how much further technology will take us? In this episode of our podcast, join me, Dr Felix Beacher, as we explore the future of medical AI with Mircea Popa, CEO of Medicai, a company at the forefront of developing AI-powered medical imaging solutions.
Popa shares his insights on the tight parameters for diagnosis and how A
Episode 6: AI for enhancing CT and MRI image quality, with Eyal Aharon, CEO of MedicVision
AI for enhancing CT and MRI image quality, with Eyal Aharon, CEO of MedicVision
In Episode 6 of our podcast, we speak with Eyal Aharon, CEO of MedicVision, about how AI technology is being used to enhance CT and MRI capacities through enhanced imagery and less scan time.
Aharon’s motivations are driven by health care efficiency and safety as he explains how MedicVision's AI technology can reduce e
Episode 5: AI for fertility treatment, with Dr Peter Illingworth, of Virtus Health
AI for fertility treatment, with Dr Peter Illingworth, of Virtus Health
Virtus Health, one of the largest IVF companies in the world with more 40 clinics, is using AI to raise the success rate of IVF. On today’s podcast, Dr Felix Beacher, head of healthcare technology at Informa Tech, discusses these advancements with Peter Illingworth, the medical director involved in developing the AI system at
Episode 4: AI and medical imaging in the home, with Dr John Martin, CMO of Butterfly Network
AI and medical imaging in the home, with Dr John Martin, CMO of Butterfly Network
Join myself, Dr Felix Beacher and on today’s episode of The Medical AI Podcast, I’m interviewing Dr John Martin, CMO of Butterfly Network, exploring the role of AI in medical imaging in the home. Discover how advanced technology is making medical imaging more accessible and convenient, and discuss the future of home-
Episode 3: Attitudes to medical AI within radiologists and radiographers, with Hazel Edwards of the British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS)
Attitudes to medical AI within radiologists and radiographers, with Hazel Edwards of the British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS)
Join me, Dr Felix Beacher, on today’s episode of The Medical AI Podcast, as we dive into the impact of medical AI on radiologists and radiographers. Our guest, Hazel Edwards, a professional officer at the British Medical Ultrasound Society, shares her insights on the c
Episode 2: AI for digital pathology, with Professor Runjan Chetty of Deciphex
Felix is joined by Professor Runjan Chetty, Chief Medical Officer of Deciphex, a company developing AI-based diagnostics for pathology samples.
From neuropathology to skin pathology, from gynaecological pathology to gastrointestinal pathology, Professor Chetty and Deciphex aim to rapidly accelerate health care standards.
In this episode of the podcast, join me, Dr Felix Beacher, as I sit dow
Episode 1: AI for assessing prostate cancer, with Dr Antony Rix CEO of Lucida Medical
Felix is joined by Dr Antony Rix CEO of Lucida Medical, a company developing software for helping detect prostate cancer from MRI scans.
Between four and five million people are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. Lucida Medical aims to distil expert radiologists' knowledge into AI driven tech, making diagnoses repeatable at any level of medical knowledge, slashing costs, and saving l
