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The History and Future of Medicine with What the Health Just Happened

MedEvidence! Truth Behind the Data

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this week's episode of What the Health Just Happened, where we talk about all things healthcare, community, wellness, and life. The goods, the bads, the ups, the downs, the lefts, the rights, and everything in between. We are so fortunate to have on a variety of guests way smarter than we are, especially today. This guy, you came on a couple years ago, but my goodness, he's way smarter than we are, Trey. Oh, absolutely. We're going to do our best to keep up with him. Your credentials are so long, I don't even know what to read. Dr. Michael Koren, founder, CEO, and medical director for Jacksonville Center for Clinical Research.

And the host of the nationally recognized, I'm butchering this, I love it, MedEvidence, podcast or radio show. I want to start right off the bat. There's so many things. Cardiologist, went to Harvard, well-connected, medical research obviously is your specialty, but MedEvidence right off the bat. I think the show that you do, way better than ours, we've got some humor tied to it. We butcher the intro, that's my favorite thing. But your show, is it the truth behind the science, the truth behind the data? Truth behind the data. So what does that mean?

So you can present facts to people, and you can lead them down the wrong direction or the right direction based on how you put the facts together. So there's an underlying truth behind the facts or the data. And we help people understand that.

Because otherwise, and this happens in media unfortunately, you get a bunch of facts that will lead people down to one pathway versus another without presenting corresponding information that helps you really get to the truth.

The History and Future of Medicine with What the Health Just Happened

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The History and Future of Medicine with What the Health Just Happened

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.