Penn Medicine Physician Interviews Penn Medicine - Peer

In this episode, Dr. Lisa Levine leads a discussion focusing on what burden does pregnancy place on the heart, and why some women and birthing people develop heart disease for the first time during pregnancy.

Rebecca Hamm, MD, provides an engaging overview of standardization and implementation science at Penn Medicine, a new field that seeks to inform health care change, particularly with regard to disparities in maternal outcomes and women’s health.

Dr. Stephen Bagley provides an overview of two enrolling clinical trials at Penn Medicine. The first explores targeted CAR T therapy in recurrent IDH wild-type glioblastoma; the second pairs two investigational drugs in the treatment-of recurrent IDH-mutant glioma.

Drs. Neilanjan Nandi and Anish Sheth of Penn Gastroenterology discuss the current set of colonoscopy and elucidate the advantages of GI Genius, a program that incorporates AI into practice to improve upon colonoscopy outcomes.

Fertility specialist Christine Skiadas, MD, offers her insight on the causes of the worldwide decline in male fertility, and how Penn Penn Fertility Care is approaching this mystery through genetic testing and assisted reproductive technologies, including in vitro fertilization.

Dr. Michael Ibrahim offers an overview of the history and application of the Ross procedure, a method of aortic valve replacement that offers an alternative to the complexities of mechanical and bioprosthetic valves for younger adults.