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Recent Guests

Roger Blumenthal
Johns Hopkins cardiologist, chair of the guidelines committee
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: Monitoring cholesterol and other factors should be done regularly to prevent cardiovascular disease, Elizabeth Tracey reports
Seth Martin
Cardiologist at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: There’s a very good reason to test preadolescents’ cholesterol levels, Elizabeth Tracey reports
Majid Fotuhi
Neurologist
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: Does a program exist to implement comprehensive lifestyle changes to preserve cognitive function? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Eric Strain
Substance Use Disorder Expert at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Consuming kratom products may result in an ED visit, Elizabeth Tracey reports
David Cass
Cardiologist
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: Can GLP-1 agonists help in heart failure and severe obesity? Elizabeth Tracey reports
David Kass
Cardiologist and researcher at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: How is obesity related to a common form of heart failure? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Vasiliki Machairaki
Genetic medicine expert at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: A model of your brain may one day be grown in a lab, Elizabeth Tracey reports
Vasaliki Maturaki
Genetic medicine expert
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: Can drugs to manage Alzheimer’s disease be tested in organoids? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Rohan Mathur
Johns Hopkins critical care expert
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: What kinds of issues may remain after someone has been in an intensive care unit? Elizabeth Tracey reports

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Elizabeth Tracey
Host and health news reporter focused on medical updates and expert interviews.

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What does a recent FDA funded study on pulse oximeters show? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Q: Do devices that measure oxygen levels in blood, known as pulse oximeters, measure too high or too low in those with darker skin? That's the question.
The host prompts the question about accuracy across skin tones, and the guest explains that new FDA-funded research suggests there may be a systematic bias toward overestimating oxygen saturation in patients with darker skin, highlighting the need for cautious interpretation and further validation.
What is up with pulse oximeters? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Q: Do pulse oximeters overestimate or underestimate oxygen saturation in people with darker skin?
The guest explains that there is growing evidence suggesting potential bias in pulse oximeter readings for individuals with darker skin, which may lead to underestimation or overestimation in certain circumstances, and emphasizes the need for more rigorous research to clarify the extent and clinical impact.
More and more people worldwide are developing Parkinson’s disease, Elizabeth Tracey reports
Q: What is the key question regarding the rise in Parkinson's disease cases?
Why so many more people are being affected by Parkinson's disease, especially at younger ages.

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The collection centers on evidence-based health reporting from Johns Hopkins Medicine, often featuring physicians and researchers who discuss cardiovascular risk in children, brain health and longevity through lifestyle changes, and public health topics like substance safety and regulation. Episodes typically blend clinical context with practical takeaways for families and clinicians, highlighting guidelines, testing, interventions, and the limitations of medications in certain conditions. A standout pattern is the emphasis on early lifestyle and preventive strategies—ranging from pediatric lipid screening to cognitive health programs—along with clear expert commentary from Johns Hopkins clinicians. The show tends to pair accessible explana... more

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