What Makes Psychedelic Therapy Work? | Heidi Allen + Jay Walker | TEDMED Conversation
Video | 1 months ago
What does it take to turn a powerful psychedelic experience into responsible clinical care? In this TEDMED Conversation, Heidi Allen joins Jay Walker to examine the rapidly changing future of psychedelic-assisted therapy: what patients may need, what clinic...
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The FDA Can Regulate the Drug. But Can It Evaluate the Therapy? | Heidi Allen | TEDMED Spark
Podcast | 1 months ago
As psychedelic treatments move closer to clinical approval, the question is no longer just whether the drug works. It is whether the therapy surrounding it can survive the approval process. In this TEDMED Conversation, Heidi Allen explains how companies are...
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What is health for?
Podcast | 2 months ago
In this episode of TEDMED Now, Kelly Thomas revisits A.J. Jacobs’ TEDMED Talk about his yearlong quest to become the healthiest person alive, exploring healthspan, burnout, resilience, joy, and the pressure to optimize every part of life. Jacobs tracked, te...
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When AI Enters the Care Relationship | Deborah Estrin + Jay Walker | TEDMED Conversations
Video | 2 months ago
Artificial intelligence is often framed as a faster way to analyze information. But what happens when AI becomes part of the interaction itself? In this TEDMED Conversation, computer scientist Deborah Estrin joins Jay Walker to explore how AI may reshape th...
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Speed isn't always progress | Deborah Estrin | TEDMED Spark
Short | 2 months ago
AI can help healthcare respond faster and more personally, but faster does not always mean better. In this TEDMED Spark, Deborah Estrin explains why AI-driven care still needs testing, context, and judgment before it scales. Watch the full TEDMED Conversati...
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Breaking Free from Habit Loops: How Curiosity Helps the Brain Learn
Podcast | 3 months ago
What if changing a habit is less about willpower, and more about learning to pay attention? In this episode of TEDMED Now, we revisit psychiatrist and neuroscientist Judson Brewer’s TEDMED Talk to explore how habits take shape in the brain, why cravings can...
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How Awe Changes the Body | Jennifer Stellar + Jon Ellenthal | TEDMED Conversation
Video | 3 months ago
What if awe is more than a feeling? In this TEDMED Conversation, psychologist Jennifer Stellar joins Jon Ellenthal to explore how awe, compassion, and wonder may shape the body. Drawing from emerging research, Jennifer examines how emotional experiences can...
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Outrage Isn’t the Only Viral Emotion
Clip | 3 months ago
Outrage isn’t the only emotion that spreads. In this clip from TEDMED’s Conversation with psychologist Jennifer Stellar and Jon Ellenthal, Jennifer explains why awe can also move quickly through people, stories, and communities, revealing a different kind o...
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Under Pressure: Training the Brain for Resilience | TEDMED Now
Podcast | 4 months ago
Why do we struggle most when it matters most? In this episode of TEDMED Now, Kelly Thomas explores how pressure affects the brain, drawing on Sian Leah Beilock’s research on performance under stress. The episode reframes choking not as a lack of ability, bu...
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Trust, Truth, and the Fragility of Scientific Institutions (Part 2 of 2) | TEDMED Conversation
Guide | 4 months ago
This is Part 2 of a two-part TEDMED Conversation with investigative journalist Katherine Eban. In this companion episode, host Jay Walker and Eban move from foundational questions about trust into the real-world consequences of its erosion. Building on the ...
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Trust, Truth, and the Fragility of Scientific Institutions (Part 1 of 2) | TEDMED Conversation
Podcast | 4 months ago
This is Part 1 of a two-part TEDMED Conversation with investigative journalist Katherine Eban. Across these companion episodes, host Jay Walker and Eban explore what happens when the institutions we rely on to define truth, safety, and scientific credibilit...
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What This Controversial Study Reveals About Trust in Science | TEDMED Spark
Clip | 4 months ago
What happens when the systems designed to keep us safe stop working the way we think they do? In this clip from a two-part TEDMED Conversation, investigative journalist Katherine Eban and host Jay Walker examine a controversial hepatitis B study in Guinea-B...
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