Good Medicine Podcast

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Most people think success in the hospital means staying until everything is perfect.

Dr. Jeremiah Bearss sees it differently.

From the moment a patient is admitted, one of his primary goals is figuring out how to get them safely back home.

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Medicine generates more data than ever before.

But according to Dr. Amogh Havanur, the person sitting in front of you should always matter more than a number on a chart.

The best clinicians know when to trust both.

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In this episode of the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. Jeremiah Bearss and Dr. Amogh Havanur discuss patient-centered care, unnecessary interventions, and why clinical judgment remains essential in modern medicine.

🎧 Episode drops tomorrow.

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Too much sunlight carries risk.

But too little may also come with consequences.

Dr. David Bearss explains why finding your own balance between sunlight exposure and protection is important for long-term health.

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Sunlight affects more than your skin.

Dr. David Bearss explains how sunlight exposure is tied to serotonin levels and why reduced exposure is linked to seasonal affective disorder.

Your body expects sunlight.

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Researchers found women who avoided sunlight had roughly double the all-cause mortality risk.

In low sunlight environments, the increased risk was compared to smoking.

That completely changes how we should think about sun exposure.

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Health is not built on one magic pill.

Dr. David Bearss explains why exercise, diet, and sleep remain the three biggest drivers of long-term health and why people need to take ownership of those habits themselves.

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Just one night of poor sleep can disrupt insulin regulation.

That increases risk for cardiovascular disease, obesity, and diabetes.

Sleep is not just about feeling tired the next day. It changes how your body functions.

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Dr. David Bearss explains why they are exploring therapies that signal exercise pathways in the body and how AMPK could play a role in the future of metabolic health.

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Most people regain weight after stopping GLP-1s.

But as Dr. Jeremiah Bearss explains, what comes back is often more fat than muscle, which can leave people with worse body composition over time.

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The best thing you can do while losing weight is exercise

But according to Dr. David Bearss, one of the biggest downsides of GLP-1 drugs is that many people feel too lousy to actually work out while taking them

That creates a major problem long term

🎧 Episode drops tomorrow

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Dr. David Bearss explains why better testing systems could fundamentally change the future of medicine by reducing cost, speeding up development, and improving success rates.

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The average drug takes 15 years to reach approval.

A huge portion of that time is spent testing in model systems that often fail to predict what happens in humans.

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95% of therapies that work in mice fail in people.

That raises a difficult question:

Are we spending billions of dollars testing drugs in systems that are not actually predictive of human biology?

🎧 Episode drops tomorrow.

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Cancer diagnosed before 50 doesn’t suddenly appear at 50.

It’s been developing for years, sometimes decades.

Which means the real question becomes:
What are we exposing kids to today that could be setting this in motion early?

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Colon cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in men under 50… and second in women.

When a disease starts moving up the list this quickly, it’s usually a signal that something bigger is happening beneath the surface.

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If you were born in the 90s, your risk of colon cancer is 4x higher than previous generations.

That’s not a small trend. That’s a massive shift in a very short period of time.

🎧 Episode drops tomorrow.

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Pharma is facing a massive revenue gap.

With hundreds of billions at risk from patent expirations, companies are looking for new ways to replace that value, and global partnerships are becoming part of the strategy.

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U.S. biotech companies are competing in a system they did not design.

Dr. David Bearss breaks down how companies in China are able to move faster and more efficiently, and why that creates real pressure globally.

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Half of major biotech deals are no longer centered in the U.S.

Dr. David Bearss explains how quickly the industry has shifted and what that could mean if the trend continues.

🎧 Episode drops tomorrow.