

Dr. Dhruv Kular
Physician and health services researcher at Weill Cornell Medicine and writer for The New Yorker, appearing to discuss how patients and clinicians are using AI in medical care.
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Oct 26, 2025 • 30min
Paging Dr. ChatBot
In this episode, Dhruv Kular, a physician and health researcher, shares insights on the rise of AI in medical care, discussing the benefits and risks of patients self-diagnosing with chatbots. Eric Topol, a physician-scientist, explores how AI could enhance doctor-patient interactions by reducing clerical work. Both guests address concerns about bias in AI systems, emphasizing the need for equity in healthcare. They also highlight AI's potential to reduce diagnostic errors and improve patient outcomes, fostering hope for the future of medicine.

Oct 26, 2025 • 30min
Paging Dr. ChatBot
In this insightful discussion, Dr. Dhruv Kular, a physician at Weill Cornell Medicine, and Dr. Eric Topol, a physician-scientist at Scripps Research, explore the transformative role of AI in healthcare. They dive into the risks and benefits of AI in diagnostics and patient self-assessment, emphasizing the importance of responsible usage. Kular highlights how chatbots can mislead patients and increase anxiety, while Topol advocates for AI's potential to enhance doctor-patient interactions. Together, they discuss safeguarding against biases and ensuring equitable access in healthcare.

May 6, 2022 • 26min
A cure for sickle cell?
Dr. Dhruv Kular, a physician at Weill Cornell and New Yorker writer, dives into the groundbreaking advancements in treating sickle cell disease, focusing on gene therapy. He discusses the historical context of the illness and the remarkable transition from hydroxyurea to innovative treatments. Dr. Kular highlights the financial barriers patients face and the importance of community trust in healthcare. With a personal patient story, he sheds light on the ongoing challenges and hopeful possibilities for a potential cure.


