Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher
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first heard Jun 2026
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First, do no harm, survive contact with an industry that champions rapid change and disruption as virtues.
Those who need help are already voting with their thumbs.
An article published last week in JAMA Pediatrics found that a fifth of adolescents and young adults in the US now use chatbots for mental health advice.
That's a 50% increase from the year before.
Most of them are turning to tools like ChatGPT that are built to help make profits for their companies.
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evidence based treatment.
This is a complex, rapidly evolving topic that demands our attention.
I'm very excited to welcome Dr.
Drev Coolar to explore AI's promise and peril with me today.
doctor Coolar is a hospitalist here at Wild Cornell, where he is an associate professor of population health policy and economics and directs the Center for the Study of Physician, Practice and Leadership.
He is also a contributing writer for The New Yorker, where he has written with remarkable clarity and depth about AI's potential impact on medicine and mental health care.
He is simply put
one of the best physician writers out there today.
Nice to have you on the podcast, Drew.
So you wear multiple hats, and these are just a few, but you're a clinician, you're a researcher, you're obviously a journalist.
How did your career develop into what it is today?
And I'm curious what parts were intentional?
Were they, you know, maybe filling aspirations that were long held for you or part of plans?
Or were some of these things
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