Tristan Roberts, founder of Dog Years DAO, discusses the decentralized autonomous organization focused on improving canine longevity. We discuss the potential of using blockchain technology to manage decentralized trials and gather data more effectively. The conversation covers the science behind follistatin, a protein that may extend lifespan by reducing inflammation and preventing muscle breakdown.

David Stefanich, Nina Kilbride, and Dr. Sarin Movsisian from CureLedger join host Ray Dogum to discuss their upcoming token launch. The discussion centers on CureLedger, an initiative aimed at transforming the decentralized science (DeSci) landscape through blockchain and Web3 technologies.

Anna Hall is the founder and CEO of Embody Space, a menstrual cycle tracking and wellness app with 50k+ users, that prioritizes data privacy through local encryption and open-source technology. Anna shares her journey from an educator to a startup founder, driven by her own diagnosis of PMDD and the need for secure menstrual health data management post-Roe v. Wade.

Casper Barnes, co-founder and CEO of AminoChain, discusses the intersection of biobanking and blockchain technology. Barnes, who has a background in economics, neuroscience, and biotech, shares insights on decentralized science (DeSci) and how his company aims to revolutionize the use of biosamples in preclinical research.

Barry Weber, the Chief Information Security Officer and Data Protection Officer at Global Genes brings decades of expertise in data compliance and cybersecurity. The discussion centers on the importance of data privacy, the challenges of protecting sensitive health information, and the complexity of compliance with various privacy laws like GDPR, HIPAA, and state-specific regulations. Barry shares his experiences working across multiple industries, including his role in healthcare research focused on rare diseases. The conversation also explores the future of genetic data, the potential of blockchain technology in healthcare, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats and AI's impact. Barry emphasizes the need for data minimization, careful management of identifiable information, and the importance of educating individuals about data protection.

Pioneering pharmacist Arun Natarasa discusses his integration of social prescribing into community pharmacy and its intersection with blockchain technology.

Julian Brabon, co-founder and CEO of Stability Protocol, discusses the innovative, fee-less, token-less blockchain solution designed with enterprise adoption in mind.

In this episode, Douglas Heintzman, Chief Catalyst at the Blockchain Research Institute, and Ray Dogum meet to uncover the cutting-edge intersection of AI, blockchain, and personalized medicine in healthcare. With extensive experience at IBM, Doug provides profound insights into AI's transformative role in drug discovery, clinical trials, diagnostics, and mental health therapy. The episodes explore the potentials and challenges of decentralized clinical trials, consent management, and combating drug counterfeiting with blockchain. They also discuss the rise of AI personal health assistants, the ethical implications of AI in healthcare, and the innovative field of electroceuticals. Discover the future of healthcare through the lens of technological convergence, aiming for personalized and efficient medical care.

Discover the potential of blockchain technology in healthcare as Michael Ruggio, JD, uncovers the regulatory challenges it faces.

HealthTech Podcasters Unravel Web3's Impact on Healthcare - Don Lee

Unlocking the Power of Data Donation in Healthcare Research - Wojciech Sierocki

Evolution of Data-Driven Health - Michael Geer

Evidence-Based Blockchain - Dr. Naseem Naqvi

AI-Assisted Ambient Medical Documentation with Ian Kazi Shakil

Functional Wellness with Michelle Martin

Engaging Patient Relationships with Machine Learning - Alexandre Lebrun

Decentralized Databases with Michael Fischer

Building Community with Joshua Bate and Jelani Clarke, PhD

In today's episode, host Ray Dogum sits down with guests Dan Fritz and Marco Cuomo. Tune in to hear the trio discuss how blockchain will transform healthcare by driving patient safety, reliable product traceability, and aiding the fight against counterfeiting.

Shina Yamamoto, PhD, a serial entrepreneur, clinical research innovation professor, and founder of Link and Innovation, Inc. which focuses on helping entrepreneurs reach their potential.

Discussed decentralized science, credibility on the internet, and how we can ensure the future of science is led by people who actually know what they’re doing.

Learning about decentralizing Women's Reproductive Health

Mauro Frota is a master martial arts coach in Lisbon, Portugal, who has taken on a new venture as CEO of the world’s first boxing bag with a brain.

Decentralized Med Device Management With John Hatchell

Wherefore Art Thou, Provider?