Are medical students and young doctors really becoming better clinicians — or just better prompt engineers with stethoscopes? In this episode of Crackin’ Backs, we go deep with Dr. Ti Pence to unpack AI in healthcare, how it’s reshaping medical training, clinical decision-making, ethical responsibility, bias, and what the next decade of medicine might look like. From daily AI use in study and documentation to hospitals quietly embedding tools into clinics, we ask the hard questions: What happ...
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Are medical students and young doctors really becoming better clinicians — or just better prompt engineers with stethoscopes? In this episode of Crackin’ Backs, we go deep with Dr. Ti Pence to unpack AI in healthcare, how it’s reshaping medical training, clinical decision-making, ethical responsibility, bias, and what the next decade of medicine might look like. From daily AI use in study and documentation to hospitals quietly embedding tools into clinics, we ask the hard questions: What happ...
Bladder Leaks Aren’t Normal: The Pelvic Floor Truths No One’s Telling You – with Susan Winograd
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Bladder Leaks Aren’t Normal: The Pelvic Floor Truths No One’s Telling You – with Susan Winograd
Is bladder leakage normal? Are Kegels really the gold standard? And what exactly is your pelvic floor doing for you every day—whether you’re pregnant, postnatal, or neither? In this eye-opening episode of the Crackin’ Backs Podcast, we sit down with Susan Winograd, MSPT, a pioneering pelvic floor physical therapist who turned one painful moment during her own pregnancy into a mission that’s helped thousands reclaim their health, strength, and dignity. With over 25 years of clinical experience...
The Crackin' Backs Podcast
Are medical students and young doctors really becoming better clinicians — or just better prompt engineers with stethoscopes? In this episode of Crackin’ Backs, we go deep with Dr. Ti Pence to unpack AI in healthcare, how it’s reshaping medical training, clinical decision-making, ethical responsibility, bias, and what the next decade of medicine might look like. From daily AI use in study and documentation to hospitals quietly embedding tools into clinics, we ask the hard questions: What happ...
