Elizabeth Dwoskin

Elizabeth Dwoskin, Silicon Valley correspondent for The Washington Post, discusses the evolving relationship between tech leaders and Donald Trump, especially with figures like Elon Musk now in his corner. Kelsey Piper from Vox explores how a Trump administration could reshape AI and cryptocurrency regulations. Jeremy Owens of MarketWatch delves into the economic implications of these political shifts, highlighting the potential for hands-off approaches to tech oversight. The conversation captures an electrifying landscape where tech and politics collide.

Reporter Elizabeth Dwoskin discusses the booming trend of at-home medical tests, highlighting concerns about accuracy and FDA regulation. The podcast explores how DIY tests empower individuals, especially women, to take control of their health amidst dissatisfaction with traditional healthcare. It also delves into the potential risks and lessons learned from cases like Theranos in the wellness and medical testing industry.

Elizabeth Dwoskin, Reporter for the Washington Post, discusses the booming industry of at-home medical testing and the implications of DIY medical tests on traditional healthcare providers. The podcast explores the rise of self-administered tests for cancer detection, empowerment through DIY tests, and the blurred line between medical and wellness tests.