New Medical Tech That Could Save Your Life

[@HyperLuigi37]

I love these “I asked all specialties” videos! Seeing a single question and how it spreads across the world of medicine gives such a wide-ranging picture of what’s going on. Stuff like this is something the average person would never have been able to get decades ago. Understand and trust the field even more.

[@TheMidnightExpress12]

Same i love it too

[@itsnadchaos]

We need more from these videos! As a Biomedical Engineering student, such videos really help me focus my research on fields that are actually needed! Thank you Dr. Mike❤

[@hhjk377]

I can’t wait to not be able to afford any of these exciting medical breakthroughs.

[@russellregister8553]

Too bad you didn't choose to be born rich, because only rich folks should get good care!

[@Archie-c9e]

​@@russellregister8553 Something is wrong with You. Lil fund baby

[@anonymouschase333]

Gotta call Luigi

[@Ash_quacks]

@@russellregister8553is dis a joke?

[@TobyLegion]

​@@Ash_quacksI know sarcasm is sometimes not easily transported via text, but that was pretty transparent.

[@anthrogirl7456]

I have MS, and am now excited for the future with CAR-T cells. Fingers crossed. 🤞

[@anony_moth]

Same here 🤞🤞🤞

[@TheSwindle123]

Same here!🤞

[@jfhfhfhfhc]

same my mom has it

[@AKIRA__]

Chimeric Tcells are amazing! They can basically target the other cells (such as cancerous, or in your case, autoreactive Tcells) without the need of 2nd signals from APCs ! They truly are fascinating

[@A_Rose_From_Concrete]

Same

[@gregariouslyme9492]

I can't wait for insurance companies to deny these treatments to the great majority of people.

[@jamesnylan]

Exactly. Only the 1% will likely be able to afford it.

[@marysparks3769]

That’s why I want to be excited, but can’t-I am afraid I may not have insurance- which I have been in that place before and I feel like that in part led to some conditions I have now. I have been so thankful that I have had to have the opportunity to have affordable insurance that covers things fairly well- but there are things they should cover, but they don’t.

[@OOO-pc3nb]

They will blame it on AI

[@olivialoreto]

Nothing beats: CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Ash_quacks]

PREACH

[@TheMidnightExpress12]

BEARRRRRRRRRRRR

[@karolwithaz]

It's nice to see these new medical innovations being made as well as put on the market for usage for patients who *need* it but unfortunately almost all of these treatments would probably get denied by the insurance companies as they would deem it as "Unnecessary" or "Risky" or "Expensive" despite the fact that they would help a lot 🙄

[@HalloweenkingTV]

I tried TMS for my depression and it did not help me at all. It felt like a waste of money. I hope it gives more benefits to other people that might need it.

[@Alex-kn4gk]

Can’t wait to watch this when I get home. Please make more of these vids dr Mike!

[@wild_wandering_articfox]

YAY A NEW VIDEO❤❤

[@Dalgonae]

as a type 1 diabetic, I'm pretty sad that the thing to be excited about is to have MORE wires attached to me 😔

[@brendolbreadwar2671]

healthier is better tho. AI will cure everything eventually

[@emmetclancy8738]

Also t1d here. They're actually making great progress with stem cell therapy, it's worked perfectly for 3 people so far. It'll mean that diabetics like u or me could live life like normal without wires at all!

[@Peaceful_Rayne]

Magnets for depression? I am sceptical.

[@TobyLegion]

Thats a bit oversimplified. It didn't work for me personally, but the science behind is pretty solid. It is similar to Electro Convulsive Therapy (electroshock therapy). Loops of high lower electromagnets (think miniature MRT) induce rappidly altering current, in a localized region in your brain. Zapping your neurons. I've got a rather low threshold, and for test calibration it is directed at your motor cortex. It was a weak impulse, and I was still throwing my right hand. I get your scepticism considering the huge amount of esoteric quack products, but this isn't a 'EMR blocking pendant', but sophisticated high tech equipment based on (a lot of) peer reviewed studies and advancemnt of prior tech (ECT).

[@ThatOldStoner]

My lady had TMS and it didn't work for her. It was working but then they changed the position of the magnet thing and it quit working. She's worse now than before she had TMS.

[@HalloweenkingTV]

Yeah it did not help with my depression.

[@brendolbreadwar2671]

We need more of these. "New Tech" type videos are EXTREMELY interesting and exciting.

[@LunaBeth97]

As someone with a psychology degree I burst out laughing at the magnets thing because its so true!! I've said for years that, because psychology is so new, there's some upcoming treatments that seem like literal magic for how they're done. Like EMDR therapy, you wave a stick in front of a patients eyes while they recount traumatic events and their PTSD is cured almost entirely within a really short time (simplified but that was my experience of having it for my own PTSD). Magnets are a whole other level of incredible. In my time at uni, there were TMS machines compact enough to do a demonstration during a lecture where they can activate certain muscles on a person's body. There's so much we don't know about the brain (and also magnets/ magnetic fields from my brief understanding of the physics field) that this new technology is just fascinating and will hopefully help so many people!

[@James-gm9cs]

I'm extremely skeptical of that magnet treatment... Sounds like a short-term symptomatic treatment, rather than a psychological root-cause fix. Basically a more inconvenient version of anti-depression pills.

[@LunaBeth97]

@James-gm9cs That may be true. I'm from the UK so these innovations are just that (in my opinion/ understanding) and could help improve the admittedly shitty mental health services here. But in America, skepticism is probably really warranted if it does require lifelong reoccurring treatments as that's unfortunately a great model for predatory profits.

[@CatCmdr]

My only question is 🙋🏼‍♀️: How long will it take to make these innovations available to the general public and will they be covered by insurances, especially for poor & elderly? With a class war now, I’m hoping these things won’t just be for the elite (plainly: those with a lot of money). Interesting indeed. Thanks Dr. Mike! 💙🦋💙

[@jamesnylan]

The rich will benefit, the poor will likely continue to suffer. This is health care in the US.

[@gaines8807]

Imagine one day you’ll just be able to inject yourself with something that makes you immune to all known sicknesses

[@echo_playz_melly]

Maybe my shitty immune system wouldn't matter anymore.

[@KrasMazov0]

Imagine all those people who would be claiming its a globalist conspiracy and it causes sudden death.

[@sideman236]

​@@echo_playz_melly quite the opposite

[@jeramieshoe5662]

How about we just start with ear infections

[@Pfromm007]

Just be sure to keep up on your $250 a month subscription to United Healthcare's Basic Subscription Plan.

[@farokhrokni9254]

I love you so much doctor Mike ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AaronTremblay]

Dang, happened to tap right away because I just happened to be messaging someone when the notification came up. There was already a handful of comments 😂

[@MediJun]

true lol

[@FunRageDIE]

personally tech that can support or lower wait times for diagnosis of auto immune disorders / diseases would be amazing because im currently waiting and it could take 6 months to a year to get a exact diagnosis

[@nelsonv741]

Very interesting video about all this new tech. In my experience, for 14 years and stopping consumption of all those ultra processed foods and sticking to mostly whole food plant based items, I managed to lose a whole bunch of weight and keep it off! I am now a healthy 72 year old. It really works for me.

[@LuminiteAim]

i really enjoy this type of video where you ask different doctors, its really cool to see different opinions of specialists

[@kyril9945]

I’m here! Great video!

[@HoneybeeHorror]

I’d love to hear your opinion on TMS and the genetic testing for mental health medication, or have a specialist on the podcast to discuss their thoughts on those topics. Genetic testing helped me get my medication regimen on a really good track, but I know it can still be somewhat controversial and I’ve been recommended TMS several times but I’ve always been unsure

[@A_Rose_From_Concrete]

As someone with MS that CAR-T cells part for a cure for autoimmune diseases really piqued my interest. All these different medicines is really just like putting bandaid on, we really need something that can really cure

[@EBKsYoutube]

Hiiiii, I love your videos so much !!! 💗

[@Kittykat0508]

Love his KZbin channel!!!

[@juanguerrero4848]

Early gang where yall at

[@joannek1277]

As someone with lupus I have been trying to get into the Car-T cell therapy trials

[@OOO-pc3nb]

AI will help insurance companies cut cost bypassing MD/DO'S and utilizing PA's, Nurse P, Robitics. Primary care doctors will become like retail self checkout counters: one doctor will monitor muliple PA's, NA'S, MA'S, etc. Difficult cases will be refered to Doctor AI Specialist.

[@t.dubz76]

the advancement in ophthalmology is fascinating how cool

[@chiharu1347]

Bro I love yo videos man

[@Animator_Sensei]

These tech products are some kinda gadgets ill surely buy to stay safe!!

[@npsimons]

3D printing skin - anyone remember the film "Darkman"? As for GLP-1 agonists, I have to wonder - are the benefits *directly* from the drug itself, or is it really just that people on them lose weight, thereby getting into the healthy weight range for their height, and thereby reducing all sorts of problems caused by being overweight. Because it's great if there's something to help people lose weight, but it should be made clear that it's the weight loss that is conferring the health benefits. Losing weight can be done with no drugs (and therefore no risk of side effects) - just eat less. And I'll note that reversal of type 2 diabetes can often be achieved through weight loss.

[@Ccool-gx9op]

I have ulcerative colitis (autoimmune disorder) and car-t cell therapy sounds amazing!

[@jamesnylan]

It's great, but without public, easily accessible health care, most people will be unable to afford these life-saving treatments.

[@farokhrokni9254]

Dr. Mike, I really love you and your videos. Thank you for always making me proud.❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏🌹🌹

[@Mike__B]

0:10 So you prescribe blood pressure meds to DOZENS of patients just to help ONE ? Not sure I'm a fan of those odds.

[@hassanes3360]

So what he's describing is a biostatistical value called NNT (number needed to treat). It's the inverse of the risk reduction for a drug. Because one drug can't reduce the risk 100% there's always gonna be a NNT >1. It sounds like the drugs are useless in people except for rare conditions when it works, but it's actually not the case.

[@amazinggrapes3045]

​@@hassanes3360None of that makes any sense to me as a layperson. Why does he have to throw medicine at dozens of people to treat one person?

[@Uncle_Smidge]

​@@amazinggrapes3045 Yes. That's why Doctors.

[@hassanes3360]

@@amazinggrapes3045 think of it like this. Let’s say there’s a 100% risk of getting a stroke in a patient. The drug reduces the risk by 20%. You can then say the NNT is 100/20=5. ie: “It would take me treating 5 patients to completely help 1”. That doesn’t mean that the other 4 people won’t get any benefit in getting the drug. They’re all getting the risk of the stroke reduced by taking the medication. Does that make sense?

[@zero-ho6xg]

⁠@@amazinggrapes3045 we have everybody who drives (who has hypertension) wear seatbelts (antihypertensives) Over the course of a year, only a small percent of people will actually get in a crash (one of dozens of hypertension-associated complications like CAD, aneurysms, CVAs, etc etc). But just because most people who drive don’t get in crashes, doesn’t mean they aren’t safer by wearing a seatbelt. We prevent the complications not because everyone will is bound to have them, but because the nature of being on the road (again, analogous to being hypertensive) is that you are at a higher risk of being in a car related accident The other thing to consider is NNT is a value for over a certain time period. The NNT for antihypertensives of 1 in 12 refers to studies like ASCOT-BPLA which looked over the course of ~5 years. The data is limited, but studies that directly look at NNT for longer time periods of hypertension treatment suggest the risk reduction increases over time. I.e. some of the complications take longer than 5 years to develop at an aggregate scale, and so 5 years of monitoring really underestimates the effects of treatment

[@legominifig101]

His is a lot of good news to hear and hope for the future of medicine. Thank you guys for doing this video.

[@onemoreweirdo207]

This is a great video to show anyone who says "what is AI even good for?". This. This is what it's good for. Thank you

[@MsKnowName]

I love Doctor Mike ❤

[@AJRMaybeManTour]

Thanks Mike and Sam

[@GenXfrom75]

I’m 49….50 this year. Never had a colonoscopy nor had a doctor recommend one… 🤷‍♀️

[@lechatbotte.]

Love Doc Glaucomflecken

[@Amiwasi-f4y]

HI mike love ur vids!!!

[@juliasavini8412]

Could you please talk about Inflammatory Bowel Disease in one of your videos? I was diagnosed with UC a couple months ago and it would mean so much to hear you talk about it!

[@michaelpierce14]

Hi I’m a big fan of you videos

[@Bleach22]

Would love to see Dr. Mike react to the Pitt from HBO

[@natetay2142]

love your videos man

[@Gwendolyn-d8m]

WHO ELSE LOVES DR MIKE 👇

[@TheMidnightExpress12]

ME

[@Denis_20096]

Doctor mike you are a very caring person

[@boba.library]

I'm so excited about the future of medical innovations! I received Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation a few years ago and the effects were amazing! It worked very well and improved my mental health!

[@mitomidou]

With you there Doc Mike. Proper use of AI. The thing that makes AI unpalatable is corpos turning it into a tool to replace workers when it is an amazing enhancement when used alongside employees.

[@Masa_Moth]

I can't believe I have to wait for Sunday now

[@iiamandeepp]

just came back from school and dr mike posted!!

[@Johnny-ci8mw]

These are great, but I can’t help but think that the average person isn’t going to be able to afford these.

[@estherp]

Hi Doctor Mike, I love your videos! Can you do a collab with Jay from the Kubz scouts? Playing basketball or something?❤

[@Cloud_Effect]

10/10 Content Bro!

[@Angelॱ]

I also train to be a doctor

[@daphnecluseau3961]

I'd like more precisions on TMS therapy and the results of the research on it. I have bipolar disorder and life is difficult for me. I am lucky to live in a country where we have "free" healthcare and to have good therapists but I'm desperate to get healthy soon.

[@SDCourage27]

Wish they could highlight endometriosis infiltrations that are almost impossible to see with the naked eye….like GI polyps…

[@DuckyEmm]

FIRST! Hi doctor mike! ❤

[@yashpandey5914]

It's doctor Mike's timeeee

[@midoriya-shonen]

Oh wow, I'm very excited about magnetic treatment for depression! It's such a radically different approach from oral medicine, which famously has lots of side effects and works differently on everyone. Perhaps this more physical approach can provide more reliable results without being invasive!

[@hinotefanatic]

I tried TMS. Dropped over $2000 on copays alone and unfortunately reaped zero benefits. Just my experience.

[@shara-leeroberts]

Yea we'll be immortals by the time innovations are done 😂😂😊❤. Great vid Dr. Mike stay safe ma friend.

[@rachelrosen1417]

How would a layman get updates on studies about CAR T and its use on autoimmune diseases ?

[@fizzahnadeem1772]

WHAT THE HECK!? THAT IS AMAZING

[@michaelesq.atpcfii.9862]

Actually with AI can easily replace primary care physicians thereby saving patients money.

[@bedast]

Wrong AI. “AI” is a broad term for computing technology involving machine learning and inference. In this case, we’re seeing advancements in computer vision object detection and classification, not chatbots.

[@kg6sxy]

Insulin pump manufacturers need to take blind users into account because none of them are accessible yet.

[@kora0eu]

Dr Mike post sooner !!!!

[@mrs.johnwinchester420]

CELL SIGNALING! 🎉

[@_pitaph_6392]

Urology was to first to "take up" robotics, but Neuro was the first to do it in the 80s.

[@KaiAlavione]

Hi doctor Mike :)

[@TheRealSaintEmma]

In my refugee community in Uganda. You inspire alot of my community health work. I need some guidance from you about what i can do to improve working in a resource limited setting

[@paoolinablue]

Cart-T therapy sounds like the plot from the Resident evil movie 😨

[@WHODEYFAN25]

Ibogaine medicine for PTSD is lifechanging. Wish it was legal in the USA

[@crazycarrollcrew]

1 MINUTE GANG ❤❤❤😊😊

[@mainefobfan]

🤯🤯 on the magnet study

[@samitbarua7108]

I dont know why people say AI is dangerous

[@estherp]

Hey a message to everyone: you are beautiful just the way you are. Never forget that!❤

[@123370]

The ped's guy is 1000% right for EVERY specialty even though it's not sexy. Increasing access to care via eg telehealth is the most important thing that's actually achievable in the near term. IMO, AI might be used for radiology/endo, but will just end up with making prettier notes for everyone else. I highly doubt it will ever be bonafide for other use cases (eg LOS/Sepsis/Med management etc).

[@MelarikaLamare]

I love your videos

[@Writingonboard123]

8 mins late keep up the good work 🎉

[@uncivilized371]

I love your content, i was trying to look through it but do you have any thoughts on a liquid diet? Not necessarily a specific plan, but as an overall. Negatives, benefits etc.

[@shahafhadad9988]

Hey Dr Mike, love you channel. I have a medical question Is it true that when you get an antibiotic treatment (pills) Let's say for 10 days, you need to take the pills until the end of the treatment time? Even if you feel better before that, like on the 7th day out of 10. And if yes, why? Thank in advance 🙏🏻

[@theenlightenedone1283]

will stem cells therapy ever be legal ?!!😮

[@cathyreed6180]

AI is only as smart as a person programming it.

[@EricLiktor]

Mike promised to buy a cat that looks like bear in the video were he reacts to dog memes. He said if the video get 300 k likes he'll do it. It has 294 k likes 😮😮😮😮😮 PEEWOOP

[@SCIISeth]

"that we could have easily missed otherwise" I beg your pardon? How is this possible?

[@galaxysuniversee]

Laughed out so hard at the thumblain that I managed to cough up my mucus 😭

[@amaanqureshi5339]

Hey Where’s Our DENTIST 🦷 ???

[@ItisJasmine27]

This sounds interesting!

[@NadaAhmed-cc4qx]

I actually miss when pam and kris would appear on the channel i hope they make a video together again soon 😅❤

[@321-i2n]

3 MINUTES AFTER POSTING!! LET'S GOO I HAVE NEVER BEEN THIS EARLY!

[@MediJun]

Here's what I learn from the video ✨🩵🩵🩵🩵✨ 1. AI in Primary Care: AI helps personalize medications and reduce side effects. 2. AI in Gastroenterology: AI improves colon cancer detection by highlighting polyps during procedures. 3. Obesity Medications: GLP-1 drugs improve heart health and may become more affordable. 4. TMS for Mental Health: Magnetic pulses treat depression, OCD, and migraines. 5. Robotics in Surgery: Robotics enhance precision and efficiency in complex surgeries. THANK YOU, DOC! I LOVE YOUR AMAZING CONTENT

[@sdzielinski]

Anything that safely puts a cease and desist order on auto immune disorders would get a loud thanks from those that suffer from them. I have two. One has no treatment and the other would degrade my immune system (I have type 2 diabetes). This treatment will come two late for me. But it will help others.

[@TheDragonshunter]

The eyes and migraines thing... 🙏

[@turtletheturtle4232]

hi doctor !!

[@ArlanZhang]

Hi

[@xxskiddyowlxx1308]

So so early i love it keep up the good work