In the fourth part of this mini series, we talk to Scott Xiao, a digital health entrepreneur and Forbes 30 under 30 recipient about digital pharmacies.
We discussed the different models of digital pharmacies - from Pill Pack to Ro/Hims/Hers, the differences between digital pharmacies and traditional brick and mortar pharmacies, and the opportunity for community pharmacies to become “health hubs”.
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In the third part of this mini series, we talk to Scott Xiao, a digital health entrepreneur and Forbes 30 under 30 recipient, about the Apple Watch and other wearable devices. We discuss the implications of wearables (like the Apple Watch), and how they are currently regulated.
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In the second part of this mini series, we talk to Scott Xiao, a digital health entrepreneur and Forbes 30 under 30 recipient, about Electronic Health Records. We discuss how electronic records of our interactions with health providers currently work, what's wrong with them, and a better solution.
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In the first part of this mini series, we talk to Scott Xiao, a digital health entrepreneur and Forbes 30 under 30 recipient, about his ventures Luminopia and Odin. We talk about his experience taking leave at Harvard in order to start Luminopia - a VR-based treatment for lazy eye, and the challenges he faced along the way.
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We talk to Daphne Tse who was the project manager for https://www.c19help.ca, a project aimed to address, combat, and mitigate COVID-19 disinformation. We talk about how disinformation affects minority groups, how disinformation spreads, and the importance of being kind during these difficult times.
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On this episode, we talk to Jennifer West, Co-founder and Artistic Director of Muzewest Concerts about the challenges and opportunities of live-streaming. How has the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the shift to online concerts and entertainment, how have audiences and performers adapted to these changes, and what is the outlook for performing arts?
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We talk to Han Zhang, a former Neuralink employee, about brain-machine interface technology. What's the deal with these tiny microchips, which stage of the technology are we at, and what are the far reaching applications of this technology on medicine, education, and communication?
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We start this episode with a discussion of the past and present of education. How is technology being used in schools to help students learn? We then explore the possibilities that virtual reality offers, with an in-depth look at a VR program designed to help student conductors simulate the experience of conducting a symphony orchestra.
Our guests for this show are Dante Cerron and John Song.
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How is technology transforming health care? We start the conversation discussing Microsoft's AI for Health initiative aimed to improve medical discovery, understanding in global health, and health equity. This opens up the conversation of technologies that are maturing within the medical field and interesting insights on where data can improve health.
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Episode 4 discusses the concept of identity: Are we who we think we are? Barbara Peng, a UBC graduate in Sociology and Law and Society joins us as we share our struggles with identity.
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In Episode 3, Bryan and John discuss our society's transition into the instant messaging era, and offer their opinions on how it has changed the way we communicate with others.
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Episode 2 discusses the effects of social media on our attention span. We share our personal battle to reclaim our attention from social media and technology.
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We discuss the current technologies that are changing the way humans act, behave, and think. Ultimately, our goal is to get people thinking through thoughtful dialogue between the hosts.
Episode 1 discusses multiple topics including the internet, computers and smartphones, social media, and artificial intelligence. We briefly run through these topics as a primer for the episodes to come. Enjoy!
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