This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss hosts a special panel recorded at the BioUtah Life Science Summit. Joining him are Dr. Mark Ott, Dean of the BYU School of Medicine, and Dr. Bob Carter, physician executive at University of Utah Health.
Together, they discuss some of the biggest challenges and opportunities facing healthcare in Utah. The conversation covers statewide genomics efforts, the growing strain on hospital capacity, the rise of at home care models, and what the next generation needs to understand about the future of biotechnology and medicine.
This episode offers a direct look into the issues that will shape healthcare over the next decade and how Utah is preparing for the coming wave of aging citizens and increasing medical need.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, we are sharing a prerecorded panel hosted by Dr. David Bearss at the BioUtah Life Science Summit. The panel brings together leaders from across the industry, including Hariprasad Vankalapati of Biolexis, Alison O’Mahony of Seek Labs, and Ian Quigley of Leash Bio.
Together, they discuss how artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape drug discovery, diagnostics, and the way companies make decisions. The conversation highlights how AI helps teams understand both positive and negative data, identify emerging threats, and improve the success rate of bringing new drugs to market. This panel offers a grounded look at how AI is being used in real life science organizations today and what the future may hold.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss speaks with Dr. Karson Kump of Aditum Bio, an organization focused on advancing treatments for unmet medical needs by guiding programs through development with a disciplined, data-driven approach.
Dave opens the discussion by explaining how business development in life sciences is really about resource allocation. Scientists often follow what interests them, but companies must stay focused on what patients actually need and where the biggest gaps in medicine still exist.
Karson shares how spending enough time in science humbles you. He explains that good decisions come from yielding to the science and letting objective data lead the way. At the same time, choosing to take a program outside your own company and into the world of partnerships can feel risky, even though it may be the best path forward.
The conversation ends with Dave reflecting on ego, humility and delegation. In a field filled with smart, driven people, he has learned that real success comes from knowing when to step back and let someone who is better at a specific task take the lead.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss and Dr. Jeremiah Bearss explore what fat is actually communicating to your brain and why the body often fights against weight loss.Jeremiah explains how the body is wired to hold onto fat as a survival mechanism. Fat storage has always been the backup plan for famine, injury, and cold, which means the body’s default mode is to protect those reserves in case something goes wrong.Dave discusses how inflammation influences this process. When the body is inflamed, fat can send signals to the brain that increase appetite and encourage the body to store even more fat. Reducing inflammation can help reverse that signal and make it easier to lose weight and keep it off.They also talk about the many different GLP-1 targets currently being explored and why inflammation may be the reason these drugs work for so many people. Jeremiah explains how the next phase of drug development and health innovation will likely focus on shifting the course of the obesity crisis.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Dr. Christin Glorioso of NeuroAge to explore new ideas in brain health and aging.
Dr. Glorioso explains how NeuroAge’s comprehensive test measures your brain’s “age” and provides personalized recommendations to help you work toward reversing brain aging. She also talks about how aging itself is not a disease, but how aging increases the risk for many diseases such as Alzheimer’s, and why understanding brain age matters for long-term health.
She also shares her interest in GLP-1 drugs and how she uses microdosing as part of her personal brain-health approach.
This episode blends science, innovation, and practical strategies for anyone interested in staying mentally sharp as they age.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Zeke Misner of Medix Life Sciences to talk about improving access to care, speeding up innovation, and using AI responsibly in the life sciences industry.
Dave opens the conversation by emphasizing that where you live or your ZIP code should not determine your health outcome. Zeke shares how technologies like artificial intelligence and data-driven processes are helping companies like Medix accelerate progress while maintaining strong ethical standards.
Whether you’re interested in healthcare access, life sciences operations, or how AI is shaping the future of medicine, this episode offers both practical insights and big-picture perspective.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, we’re bringing you something special: a live recording from Brigham Young University, where Dr. David Bearss spoke to a room full of students about his journey, the lessons he’s learned, and the future of health innovation.
The episode begins with Dave sharing his background and how his career has evolved across science, entrepreneurship, and leadership. From there, the conversation opens into a live Q&A, where students ask their own questions about life, career, and purpose.
Dave reflects on the ups and downs of life and the importance of staying steady through it all, celebrating wins without losing perspective. He also shares why he’s more hopeful than ever about the future, especially when it comes to addressing global health disparities and creating a healthier world for everyone.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss and Dr. Jeremiah Bearss sit down to talk about the science of exercise — how it impacts our immune system, longevity, and overall health.
Jeremiah explains how regular exercise strengthens the body’s immune response and helps us stay resilient against illness. Dave dives into how staying active reduces the risk of chronic conditions and supports long-term health.
They also discuss exciting new research — including a potential medication designed to supplement exercise and help the body get even more benefit from physical activity.
It’s a fascinating look at how movement, medicine, and innovation all come together to improve human health.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Dr. Thomas Gambles to talk about his journey in medicine and the cutting-edge science behind his work in cancer treatment.
Dr. Gambles shares how his experience at Primary Children’s Medical Center, caring for young patients battling cancer, became the driving force behind his career. That experience shaped his purpose — to dedicate his life to improving outcomes for people facing cancer.
Now as the founder of Thera-T, he’s leading efforts to develop next-generation antibody therapies that use artificial intelligence to accelerate discovery and design smarter, more effective drugs. His work represents a new era in precision medicine
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Dr. Chadi Nabhan, hematologist, oncologist, and author, to talk about the pace of progress in medicine — and how timing can change everything.Dr. Nabhan reflects on patients he’s lost who, if diagnosed today, would likely have survived thanks to modern advancements. He discusses how the slow cycle of drug development costs precious time, and how technology could accelerate breakthroughs that save lives.They also explore how AI is reshaping cancer care, from diagnosis to treatment planning, and what the future might look like when human insight and machine intelligence work together.A thoughtful, forward-looking conversation about innovation, urgency, and the future of oncology.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Dr. Marshall Medley, a vascular surgeon, to talk about the challenges and responsibilities of practicing medicine today.Dr. Medley explains how surgeons are sometimes discouraged from taking on high-risk patients because of fear of lawsuits or hospital metrics — and what that means for people who need care the most. He also shares his own experience as a patient, and how it reshaped the way he approaches surgery by slowing down, listening, and treating people the way he wanted to be treated.Finally, Dr. Medley tells a moving story about providing care for a woman who couldn’t afford it, and why he believes we shouldn’t make it harder for people who are already doing their best.This episode is about more than surgery — it’s about humanity in medicine.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with his brother, Dr. Jeremiah Bearss, for an important conversation about mental health and the use of prescription medications.
Together, they discuss the challenges of understanding how effective these drugs really are, especially given the side effects that often come with them. They explore how prescribing to children may shape not only brain development but also self-identity. And they take a hard look at the risks that remain, including the potential for increased suicide risk.
This episode isn’t about rejecting medication, but about asking the right questions, understanding the trade-offs, and making informed decisions in pursuit of better mental health.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss is joined by Dr. Adam Sharp, physician, researcher, and CEO of Galvan Health.They discuss why your health is ultimately your responsibility — because you know yourself best. Dr. Sharp also shares how eastern and western approaches to medicine don’t have to be in conflict, but can actually work together for better outcomes.Finally, the conversation dives into the G+ app, a platform that rewards you for staying active, checking in on your mental health, and taking ownership of your wellness journey.If you’re looking for practical insights at the intersection of technology, medicine, and personal accountability, this episode is for you.*Thank you to our sponsors*BioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/litt*Follow Good Medicine Podcast*Insta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Dr. Mark Ott, the founding dean of BYU’s School of Medicine, to talk about healthcare, education, and the opportunities that shape people’s lives.
Dr. Ott shares insights into why access to care can vary so widely—even to the point where your zip code influences health outcomes. He also discusses how AI and virtual reality are changing the way students should be trained, ensuring the next generation of doctors is ready for the future.
Finally, he reflects on the importance of creating opportunities for talented people everywhere, and what it means when potential is left untapped.
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss is joined by Dr. Mary Beckerle for a powerful conversation about her career in science and leadership, and the vision for a new era of cancer research and care in Utah.They discuss the mission that drives Huntsman Cancer Institute — putting patients at the center of everything — and the excitement scientists feel when their work leads to real impact. Mary also shares the vision behind the new Vineyard Campus, a transformational project that will expand access to cancer care across Utah and accelerate discoveries that will shape the future of medicine.This episode captures a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rethink how cancer research and care are delivered — and why Utah is the right place to make it happen.Get Involvedhttps://healthcare.utah.edu/huntsmancancerinstitute/foundation/ways-to-give
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This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with former NFL wide receiver Austin Collie for an inspiring conversation about life in professional football, the challenges that come with it, and what it means to pursue — and pass on — a dream.
Austin opens up about the intense reality of playing at the highest level: balancing the pressure to stay on the field with the risks of stepping away to recover. He shares how players managed the physical toll of the game, including the role of anti-inflammatories and the constant pursuit of feeling just a little bit better.
But most importantly, Austin reflects on the opportunities football gave him and why he still encourages his kids to chase their own dreams.
This episode offers a rare inside look at the highs, the hardships, and the lasting lessons of life in the NFL.
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In Part II of our special series on genetic resilience, Dr. David Bearss and Dr. Jeremiah Bearss explore how cutting-edge science could change the way we fight disease and age.Dave explains how studying people who are genetically resilient might reveal ways to prevent conditions like Alzheimer’s, even in those genetically predisposed. He also breaks down the role of chronic inflammation as a major driver of Alzheimer’s and why reducing inflammation could provide powerful protection.Jeremiah highlights a crucial perspective: the ultimate goal isn’t just living longer — it’s living healthier for longer.This conversation will reshape how you think about genetics, disease prevention, and the future of human health.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week kicks off a special two-part series with Dr. David Bearss and his brother, Dr. Jeremiah Bearss, as they dive into the science of genetic resilience — the ability to stay healthy despite carrying “bad” genes.In Part I, they lay the groundwork by breaking down how human genetics work, why our DNA isn’t as complex as we once thought, and what that means for health and disease.They explore why all humans share the same set of genes, how genetic differences arise, and how some people manage to avoid illness despite genetic risks. This conversation sets the stage for Part II, where they’ll dig deeper into the future of genetics and personalized medicine.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week on the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss sits down with Jared Bauer and Dr. Alison O’Mahoney of Seek Labs, a therapeutic & diagnostics company on a mission to make healthcare faster, more accessible, and more patient-centered.In this conversation, they explore how the world of infectious diseases is evolving and why historical approaches to diagnostics no longer meet the needs of modern healthcare. Alison discusses how global changes are reshaping how diseases emerge and spread, and what that means for treatment. Jared shares Seek’s experience tackling African Swine Fever and how that project exemplified their impact and adaptability.Throughout the episode, a clear theme emerges: a relentless focus on the patient. From product design to company decisions, the patient’s safety and wellbeing guide everything Seek Labs does.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/
This week on Good Medicine, Dave Bearss sits down with Dr. Gregory Critchfield—former president of Myriad Genetics and a leader in the diagnostics space—to explore how diagnostic tools are transforming healthcare.From early disease detection to precision medicine, Dr. Critchfield shares insights from decades of experience and breaks down where diagnostics are headed next. The conversation touches on the business of diagnostics, the challenges of clinical adoption, and how emerging technologies are changing the game for patients and providers alike.Whether you're a scientist, investor, or just curious about how medicine is evolving, this episode offers a fascinating look into the power and potential of diagnostics.Thank you to our sponsorsBioHive: https://www.biohive.comGalvan: https://galvan.sng.link/D4mh8/oe8k/littFollow Good Medicine PodcastInsta: https://www.instagram.com/good.medicine.podcast/ X: https://x.com/GoodMedicinePod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@good.medicine.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodmedicinepodcast/