Andrew Huberman
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106,742 appearances
255 recordings
21 series
first heard Aug 2023
last heard 2d ago
Andrew Huberman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like it people want to be, they want a hierarchy of performance um for themselves.
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They don't want patients dying at the hands of poor surgeons.
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But I would think that um if do no harm is really the the uh the true um central cord of medicine, then every person in a field would want more people being healed, independent of their own stature.
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How do I know if I'm getting a truly exceptional surgeon?
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That's a good question.
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Understanding it do am I getting the best physician for this thing is really hard to determine.
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I'm excited by what you told me about how AI can um provide real-time data and prospective data about how the stomach will change shape.
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in with the opportunity to make the adjustments as you go, as opposed to having the patient heal up and have to have to come back in for another surgery.
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Years ago I saw something amazing, a a a neuroophthalmologist um friend allow me to sit in on a
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on something you said, you know, people forget that surgeons wear microscopes on their eyes, right?
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They they wear these like um uh optics that allow them to see things bigger, obviously.
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But then there are all these new tools that, you know, like a little drop of fluorescein, a little bit of like innocuous uh liquid that creates a contrast for the for the surgeon or for the uh uh eye doctor to see what what is what and not cut
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The wrong tissue.
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It seems like a like such an obvious thing, but I was told that for, you know, a hundred years, the same procedure had been done without that.
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And so eye surgeons had to essentially guess based on their intuition, their training of what was tissue to uh preserve, what was healthy, what was unhealthy tissue.
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I mean, these what seem like kind of simple to us now technologies have
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improved the margins of safety, have improved the, you know, outcomes tremendously.
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And so the idea that you would have
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AI combined with really good microscopes, either worn on the eyes or you're looking down a microscope, better surgical tools.
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To me, it just seems obvious.
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