Video•Feb 19, 2026
Lenovo and Duke Health Consider the Hospital of the Future
In this video, we hear about trends and future expectations in health IT from LaDonna Worrell, Senior Director of IT Operations at Duke Health and Justin T. Collier, MD, Healthcare CTO North America at Lenovo. The hospital of the future is coming soon at Duke Health, which is planning to open a brand new facility in North Carolina in three years. Already, according to Worrell, three units at an existing hospital have been designated as "Beta units" (using a term common in computing for products that are not fully tested but are being tried out in real-life production). Some of the products being used there have been designated for the upcoming hospital They also have simulation labs. Collier listed several exciting technologies that he thinks will be central to health care. Top of the list, of course, is AI, which he prefers to call "assistive intelligence." Statistics report that the healthcare industry is adopting AI at twice the rate of other industries. Learn more about Lenovo: https://techtoday.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/healthcare Learn more about Duke Health: https://www.dukehealth.org/ Healthcare IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/
By Healthcare IT Today
Video•Feb 18, 2026
NHS Urges Nine Million People to Get Therapy
The National Health Service has rolled out a nationwide campaign urging nine million Britons to access talking‑therapy services, zeroing in on six anxiety‑related conditions – social anxiety, panic disorder, PTSD, OCD, body‑dysmorphic disorder and specific phobias. The push comes as...
By The Telegraph
Video•Feb 17, 2026
Women’s Wellness: Hormones, Menopause, and Heart Health
The NYU Center for Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease hosted a webinar focusing on the intersection of hormones, menopause, and heart health, featuring endocrinology expert Dr. Priya Jenani. The session highlighted that cardiovascular disease is the top killer of women, yet...
By NYU Langone Health
Video•Feb 17, 2026
Flourish: Hospitality Isn’t About Luxury, It’s About Humanity with Page Petry
The Flourish episode features Paige Petri, a hospitality veteran, discussing how the core tenets of genuine care, anticipation, and experience design can transform health‑care delivery. Host Sarah Richardson frames the conversation around the idea that thriving people build thriving systems,...
By This Week Health
Video•Feb 16, 2026
Thinking Out Loud: Is It Possible To Manage Change Well?
The video asks whether change can be managed well, and argues that success hinges on leadership and communication. It highlights that a visionary leader who articulates a compelling future can rally early adopters, while acknowledging that politics—both macro and micro—must be...
By The King’s Fund
Video•Feb 16, 2026
Construction Workers Bond with 4-Year-Old Waiting for Heart Transplant #LoveYourHeart
The video captures a group of construction workers visiting a four‑year‑old boy who is waiting for a life‑saving heart transplant, part of the #LoveYourHeart campaign. The crew entered the pediatric ward, introduced themselves, and spent several minutes playing games, reading...
By Cleveland Clinic
Video•Feb 16, 2026
Oral GLP-1 Breakthrough - Arecor CEO on Improving Bioavailability for Obesity Treatment
The video centers on Arecor’s effort to develop an oral GLP‑1 formulation that overcomes the chronic low‑bioavailability problem plaguing peptide therapeutics, especially for obesity treatment. The CEO highlights that while more than a hundred peptide candidates are in development for...
By Proactive Investors
Video•Feb 16, 2026
The VapeScan Study, An Exemplary CUIMC Collaboration
The grand‑round presentation highlighted the VapeScan Study, a joint effort between Columbia University Irving Medical Center, the Mailman School of Public Health and multiple clinical departments, designed to assess early cardiovascular and pulmonary effects of e‑cigarette use in young adults....
By Columbia Mailman School of Public Health
Video•Feb 16, 2026
Maie St. John, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.S. | Head and Neck Surgeon
Dr. Maie St. John, professor and director of otolaryngology‑head and neck surgery at Johns Hopkins, recounts how a childhood encounter with a facial tumor set her on a path to become a head‑neck cancer surgeon. She describes a recent case of...
By Johns Hopkins Medicine
Video•Feb 16, 2026
Sweeping Affordable Care Act Changes Proposed for 2027 (Katie Keith)
The Health Affairs podcast aired on February 13, 2026, unpacked a sweeping 577‑page proposed rule that would reshape the Affordable Care Act for the 2027 coverage year. Released unusually late in the rule‑making cycle, the proposal gives stakeholders just weeks...
By Health Affairs
Video•Feb 15, 2026
Outdoor Physical Activity Is More Beneficial than Indoor Activity for Cognition in Young People
The video reviews a recent Physiology & Behavior paper that compared identical 30‑minute basketball sessions performed indoors and outdoors by 45 British adolescents aged 11‑13. Using a randomized crossover design, each participant served as his or her own control, allowing...
By MedCram
Video•Feb 15, 2026
Your Daily Dose: More than 80% of Children Can Survive when Cancer Is Found Early and Treated.
International Childhood Cancer Day highlights that early detection and treatment can enable more than 80% of children with cancer to survive. The video, narrated by a physician‑mother, underscores that while childhood cancer remains rare, the most common forms—leukemia, brain tumors,...
By World Health Organization (WHO)
Video•Feb 13, 2026
The Spiritual Life: Exploring New Connections in Cancer Survivorship
The presentation explored the role of spirituality in cancer survivorship, beginning with a grounding exercise that invited participants to focus on sight or sound. The speakers defined spirituality as a dynamic search for meaning, purpose, and connection, contrasting it with...
By NYU Langone Health
Video•Feb 13, 2026
2025 Dietary Guidelines: Protein, Policy, and the Ultra-Processed Foods Problem
The Health Affairs interview dissects the 2025 U.S. Dietary Guidelines, which notably prioritize protein, tighten language around ultra‑processed foods, and soften alcohol recommendations. Host Jeff Buyers and registered dietitian Jenny Low examine how these shifts diverge from previous guidance and...
By Health Affairs
Video•Feb 13, 2026
Informatics Grand Rounds with Dr. Ahmed Hassoon
The talk introduced a sweeping vision for AI alignment in medicine, emphasizing that today’s health‑care ecosystem is rapidly filling with autonomous agents—clinical decision‑support bots, patient‑facing assistants, insurance claim processors, and emerging regulatory AIs. Dr. Hassoon framed this proliferation as an...
By Johns Hopkins Medicine