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Medical Economics Pulse

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Medical Economics Pulse is a quick-hitting news podcast that keeps physicians in the know. Each episode lasts only a few minutes and delivers concise updates on the most important developments affecting your practice, your bottom line, and the broader health care landscape, delivered to you by the Medical Economics staff editors. From policy changes and reimbursement news to emerging trends and technologies, we distill the most critical headlines into an easy-to-digest format. Stay informed, save time, and gain the insights you need to navigate the business of medicine — all in under five minutes.

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1: Medical Economics Pulse Feb. 6, 2025: FDA smartphone warning, AI testing AI, and primary care's role in cancer screening 2:34

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Hello and welcome to Medical Economics Pulse, a quick-hitting news podcast that keeps busy physicians in the know. We offer concise updates on the most important developments affecting your practice, your bottom line, and the broader health care landscape, delivered to you by our editorial team at Medical Economics. It’s February 6, 2025, and here are today’s headlines: First up, the FDA has issued a warning about certain continuous glucose monitors, including concerns about how they’re used with smartphones. These devices, used by millions of diabetes patients, may give inaccurate readings if the sensor or phone app isn’t used or updated correctly. That’s a serious issue, because physicians often rely on real-time glucose data for immediate treatment decisions. The FDA recommends carefully following instructions, double-checking smartphone compatibility, and reaching out to the device manufacturer if you spot anything unusual. Ultimately, staying vigilant with both the sensor and its corresponding phone app is key for patient safety and effective diabetes management. In our second story, artificial intelligence isn’t just helping doctors analyze health data; now it’s being used to test other AI tools before they reach clinics. Think of it as one AI double-checking another for errors or hidden biases. By automating the testing process, developers can spot problems early on—like skewed data sets or flawed algorithms—before they affect real patients. This could speed up the rollout of AI innovations while maintaining high standards for patient care. It’s an exciting step that shows how AI can police itself to some extent and ensure better outcomes for everyone involved. Our last story highlights an interview with Dr. Kathleen N. Mueller, who discusses the essential role primary care physicians play in preventing and detecting cancer. From encouraging routine screenings—such as mammograms and colonoscopies—to advising on lifestyle changes, Dr. Mueller underscores how early intervention can save lives. She also emphasizes building trust between physicians and patients, which fosters better adherence to screening guidelines and ultimately leads to earlier detection and more effective treatment. It’s a timely reminder of the powerful impact a simple check-up can have in the fight against cancer. And that’s it for today’s Medical Economics Pulse. Be sure to subscribe for new episodes, and read more health business news and expert content at MedicalEconomics.com. Thanks for tuning in.…