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All right, we’re live.
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So welcome.
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Hey, Bruce, it’s good to see you.
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Good to see you, Debbie.
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So you and I have been talking and I have so many questions for you because you’re a physician.
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You’re a physician scientist.
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You are the go-to for so many people about questions about medicine and questions
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about what to do when people Google all the questions that they have about all
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kinds of medical issues that they’re experiencing.
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So I hope that you don’t mind if I ask you a few questions today.
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Sure, because everything on the internet is completely accurate and correct.
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Yes,
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you know,
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that’s my first question for you is,
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why is it so hard to navigate medical diagnoses?
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Because,
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like you said,
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we have AI,
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we have Google,
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and we have so much information at our fingertips.
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So why is it so hard?
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Well, the problem is you have to look at where the information is coming from.
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I mean, the internet is like one big…
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Uh, it’s like a, uh, gigantic public restroom.
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You know,
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you really can basically,
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uh,
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I say like,
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if you see something on the internet or anywhere in internet,
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it could be the equivalent of following what you see written on a bathroom store
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stall in a public restroom.
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You don’t know who wrote it.
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You don’t know where it’s coming from.
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It may not be.
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verified uh there’s lots of people talking about lots of different things uh you
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know nowadays i i watched the other day there was a video about someone talking
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about um uh like geopolitics and that person was like a fitness person so you know
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you you
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Just don’t know.
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Everyone has their fingers out there.
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So you’ve got to be careful.
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And then when you’re dealing with your Health, there may not be do-overs, right?
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So once you do something with your health, you may not be able to… Again, it’s not like…
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getting uh information on i don’t know your sports team or getting information on a
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tv show or movie you know okay if it’s wrong it’s wrong uh or fashion okay uh it
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could be disastrous if it’s fashion but you can recover you can recover from i’m
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living proof that you can recover from fashion disasters
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So,
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but,
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but yeah,
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