HealthBeats

Simon Swift, a global healthcare expert who has worked in the NHS and in both the US and Abu Dhabi, discusses how data-driven innovations can revolutionize healthcare. He highlights the potential of AI and machine learning to shift from reactive to proactive care. The conversation explores the transformative power of predictive analytics, the challenges of genomic data integration, and the ethics of data privacy. Swift also addresses the risks associated with AI in digital triage, emphasizing the importance of balancing innovation with patient safety.

Join us in this episode of Insights from Africa as we speak with Professor Nicholas Crisp - Deputy Director-General, National Department Of Health, South Africa, a leading figure in African healthcare development. He shares his expertise on the evolution of healthcare systems across the continent and his personal mission to establish national health insurance standards in South Africa. Discover the challenges, opportunities, and the future of accessible healthcare for all. Don’t miss this insightful conversation!

Join us for an exclusive episode of the HealthBeats Podcast, recorded onsite at ADGHW 2024, featuring the insightful Christophe Jauquet – keynote speaker, author, and business strategist dedicated to creating a healthier future.In this compelling discussion, Christophe delves into the growing global focus on self-care and personal health management, unpacking how individuals and businesses are adapting to this transformative shift.

Discover how data is transforming healthcare. In this episode of the HealthBeats Podcast, Rizwan Tufail, Chief Data Officer at PureHealth, explores the power of leveraging data to shift healthcare from a reactive model to a proactive, personalised approach.Learn about cutting-edge innovations, the role of AI and big data in creating tailored care plans, and how this paradigm shift is redefining patient outcomes. Don’t miss this insightful discussion with one of the industry’s leading experts.👉 Subscribe for more inspiring conversations with global healthcare leaders.

In this special episode of the HealthBeats podcast, recorded live at Abu Dhabi Global Health Week 2024, we interview four members of the Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience (PHSSR) Steering Committee. The discussion covers key topics on enhancing health systems worldwide - tune in to the conversation to explore innovative strategies for building stronger, more resilient healthcare systems! (00:00) Introduction (01:05) Why is health system strengthening of critical importance?(05:07) Why is it imperative to act early on non-communicable diseases?(09:36) Why is it important to include climate in the health system conversation?(14:14) How can sustainable financing help strengthen health systems?(21:33) How can investing in technology and digital solutions support our health workforce?(28:26) What has PHSSR been working on in Abu Dhabi?

Dr. Louise Newson, a leading physician and menopause specialist, dives into the vital role of female hormones in preventing chronic diseases. She breaks down how managing hormone health can improve women’s long-term well-being, reduce disease risk, and empower healthier lives. Tune in to gain expert insights on the intersection of hormones and cutting-edge medical research and learn practical strategies for optimising women’s health at every life stage.

In this episode we will explore the critical importance of innovation in addressing the unique healthcare needs of women. Our focus spans listening to women's voices, identifying unmet needs, increasing investment, addressing gender data disparities, and leveraging Femtech and digital solutions. Join us as we discuss the path forward towards more equitable and effective healthcare for women.

In this episode, a leading cardiac surgeon Dr. Yazan Aljabery, with a passion for biohacking and health innovation unveils the unique heart health challenges facing the UAE and beyond. We explore how cutting-edge AI, genomics, and biotechnology are revolutionising cardiac care, from precision diagnostics to advanced patient monitoring. Listeners will discover the fascinating intersection of traditional heart surgery and emerging tech, gaining insight into groundbreaking developments set to transform cardiac health in the coming decade. Get ready for an eye-opening journey into the future of cardiovascular medicine.

There has been an increase in conversations and theories on the possibilty of extending life expectency whether that is through improved medical care, vaccinations, good diet, exercise, and avoidance of hazards such as smoking etc. We are now shifting away from traditional reactive methods of curing and preventing diseases to focus on proactive approaches linked to prevention and improvements in holistic lifestyle. Today, our guest is a visionary, author and investor who dedicated his life to his passion – how to live healthier and and beat the current longevity record. He has written ‘The Science and Technology of Growing Young’, outlining the key steps to live healthily to 100 and beyond. He is also the founder of the $100 million Longevity Vision Fund – one of the few longevity-focused funds in the world – to accelerate life extension technological breakthroughs and to make longevity affordable and accessible to all. Please allow me to welcome Sergey Young in today’s episode.

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we dive into the transformative potential of routine whole genome sequencing in revolutionising the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric cancers. Join us as we explore the cutting-edge advancements in genomics that are empowering clinicians to provide truly personalized and molecularly informed care for children battling this formidable disease. Through engaging discussions with a leading expert in the field, we unravel the remarkable journey of implementing whole genome sequencing as a standard practice, shedding light on its profound impact on clinical decision-making and patient outcomes. Prepare to be inspired by the stories of hope and resilience that emerge from this groundbreaking approach, as we navigate the challenges and celebrate the triumphs of harnessing the power of genomics to transform the lives of the youngest and most vulnerable among us.