
The mission:brain Podcast is the official podcast of the mission:brain Foundation. This entirely student-led project aims at sharing the stories of doctors, patients, researchers and medical students from all around the globe to shed light upon the disparities in healthcare and gain insight into the fascinating realm of Global Neurosurgery and its growing community. YT: youtube.com/@missio... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine | |||

Welcome back to NeuroNotes! In this episode, we explore traumatic brain injury beyond structural damage, understanding TBI as a disorder of disrupted brain networks. Learn how diffuse axonal injury, altered connectivity, and modern neuroimaging are r... more
In this episode of the Mission Brain Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Omar Choudhri to discuss how innovation in healthcare knows no borders. From pioneering advances in neurovascular care to the power of global collaboration, Dr. Choudhri shares how id... more
In this episode, former WFNS President Dr. Franco Servadei shares his experience in neurotrauma, traumatic brain injury care, and the challenges of global neurosurgical education.
We discuss healthcare inequality, the importance of research in low-i... more
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The series centers on global neurosurgery, disparities in care, and capacity building through real-world stories from clinicians, medical students, and patients. Across episodes, guests discuss global health inequities, education and training across borders, endovascular and stroke care, gender barriers in neurosurgery, and patient perspectives within complex surgical journeys. Technology and innovation—ranging from AI-assisted prognosis to low-cost diagnostic solutions—are explored as enablers for better outcomes in low-resource settings. The show often foregrounds mentorship, collaboration between high- and LMIC institutions, and practical strategies for expanding access to advanced neurosurgical care while highlighting personal journeys ... more
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2. Franco Servadei
3. Namrata Khadka
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