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The Lancet Pulse

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Artificial Intelligence
Xenotransplantation
Psychedelic Therapy
Ketogenic Diet
Bipolar Disorder
Kratom
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Digital Pathology
Computational Pathology
Pathology
China
AI In Healthcare
Mental Health
7-Hydroxymitragynine
Psychedelics
MDMA
Psilocybin
Crispr-Cas9
Immune System
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The Lancet Pulse explores the latest advances and toughest challenges in clinical medicine on a monthly basis. From xenotransplantation and artificial intelligence, to immunotherapies and psychedelic drug research, The Lancet Pulse translates science into practical insights about what’s changing in the clinic and why it matters. Join Chloe Wilson, Ben Abbott, Jonathan Pimm, Matthew Gilbert, along ... more

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What happens when a drug people can buy in everyday stores behaves like an opioid—yet regulators still treat it as a “gray zone”?

In The Lancet Pulse episode, host Matthew Gilbert and co-host Niall Boyce are joined by Dr. Liza Hutchison, Assistant P... more

In this episode of The Lancet Pulse, Chloe Wilson joins Helena Teede and Terhi Piltonen to discuss a recent health policy published in The Lancet that details a global consensus process that puts forward a new name for PCOS - termed PMOS (polyendocri... more

In this episode of The Lancet Pulse, Niall Boyce and Matt Gilbert speak with Professor Daniel Smith about the emerging connection between diet and mental health, with a focus on the ketogenic diet and bipolar disorder. Together, they explore what bip... more

Professor Tien Yin Wong, from Tsinghua University, talks to Lancet editors Helena Wang and Ben Abbott about Tsinghua’s world-first AI hospital project, providing insights into both its enormous potential and some of the reality checks that have occur... more

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Liza Hutchison
Family physician and addiction medicine physician; Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Michigan; oversees addiction medicine services at a local federally qualified health center; telehealth buprenorphine program lead
University of Michigan; Washtenaw County FQHC
Episode: Chemicals of concern: Kratom and 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)
Helena Teede
Professor of Women's Health and Endocrinologist
APOCS/Center for Research Excellence (Australia)
Episode: What is in a name change? Moving from the term PCOS to PMOS
Terhi Piltonen
Professor in Women's Health and Reproductive Endocrinology
International PCOS Society
Episode: What is in a name change? Moving from the term PCOS to PMOS
Danny Smith
Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Edinburgh with interest in bipolar disorder, circadian neuroscience, and nutritional interventions
University of Edinburgh
Episode: Is there a link between diet and mental health?
Tien Yin Wong
Professor at Tsinghua University, ophthalmologist, AI in medicine expert
Tsinghua University
Episode: Is the opening of an AI hospital closer to reality than we think?
Sebastian Försch
Senior pathologist and research group leader
Institute of Pathology, University Medical Center Mainz
Episode: Are we ready for AI to transform pathology?
Inti Zlobec
Professor of digital pathology
University of Bern, Institute of Tissue Medicine and Pathology
Episode: Are we ready for AI to transform pathology?
Rachel Yehuda
Director, Parsons Research Center for Psychedelic Healing, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Episode: Are we on the cusp of a psychedelic renaissance in psychiatry?
Liliana Galindo
Consultant psychiatrist; leads Cambridge Psychedelic Research Group
University of Cambridge; CPFT NHS Trust
Episode: Are we on the cusp of a psychedelic renaissance in psychiatry?

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Chemicals of concern: Kratom and 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)
Q: Is there a typical trajectory for people who begin using 7-OH and does it mirror traditional opioid dependency?
Trajectories differ: natural leaf kratom tends to lead to slower, less frequent issues for some individuals, while concentrated 7-OH products can trigger rapid escalation, tolerance, severe withdrawal, and addiction patterns similar to other potent opioids, requiring more intensive treatment approaches.
What is in a name change? Moving from the term PCOS to PMOS
Q: What are the next steps after the name change is agreed upon?
The next steps include a three-year rollout with implementation across health records, policy, funding, and education; updating guidelines in 2028; and broad communication to both clinicians and patients to sustain the change and improve care outcomes.
What is in a name change? Moving from the term PCOS to PMOS
Q: How was patient involvement integrated into the naming process?
Patients and their lived experiences were central to the process from start to finish, with patient co-leadership and governance ensuring that the final name reflected patient concerns and practical implications for care.
What is in a name change? Moving from the term PCOS to PMOS
Q: What was the core driver behind changing the name from PCOS to PMOS?
The core driver was that the traditional name PCOS focused on the ovary and cysts, which misrepresents the condition's endocrine, metabolic, reproductive, and psychosocial aspects; PMOS better reflects the full spectrum and reduces stigma.
Is the opening of an AI hospital closer to reality than we think?
Q: Can AI replace doctors in the near future?
No, AI is not near replacing doctors; it currently serves as an assistive tool and decision-support, with humans remaining essential for interpretation, consent, and compassionate care.

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What is The Lancet Pulse about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A monthly show focused on translating cutting-edge medical research into clinically relevant insights. Recent episodes cover a wide range of high-impact topics, from rethinking disease terminology and its policy and care implications, to dietary approaches in psychiatry, AI-driven healthcare delivery, digital and computational pathology, psychedelic therapies, and xenotransplantation. Guests are leading researchers and clinicians who articulate practical implications, challenges, and future directions for health systems, policy, and patient care. The format tends to pair policy or technology with clinical impact, offering listeners actionable context for researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers who shape health outcomes.

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