American College of Gastroenterology

Brains & Guts: The GI Innovation Podcast

Health EN ↓ 13 episodes

In each episode of Brains & Guts, we interview gastroenterology innovators and inventors to unpack their successes, pitfalls, and learnings. The goal? Empower individual gastroenterologists with the skills to explore ideas and apply the innovator’s mindset to everyday practice.

Author

American College of Gastroenterology

Category

Health

Podcast website

gi.org

Latest episode

Aug 15, 2025

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Episodes

Understanding the Industry Perspective on AI in GI, featuring Austin Chiang, MD, FACG 15.08.2025
Using AI to Improve Endoscopy Quality, featuring Rajesh Keswani, MD, MS 02.05.2025
AI in GI: Today's Impact and Tomorrow's Potential, featuring Aasma Shaukat, MD, MPH, FACG 28.02.2025
Brains & Guts Season 1 Recap: The 101 of GI Innovation 24.12.2024
'Why Freedom to Operate Matters', featuring Steven Fallon, JD 18.10.2024
'Digesting the Prototyping Process', featuring Christen Springs 13.09.2024
Part 1: 'How to Stomach Fundraising and Licensing' featuring Monarc Partners 17.05.2024
'The Scope of Patents' featuring Robert Takara, JD 19.01.2024
Gut Checking the Financials, featuring Steven Edmundowicz, MD 12.12.2023
'I Have an Idea! Now What?' featuring Virender Sharma, MD, FACG 21.11.2023
Why Innovate In GI? 17.10.2023
Creating Ethically Sound, Patient-Centered AI, featuring Brennan Spiegel, MD, FACG
Part 2: 'How to Stomach Fundraising and Licensing' featuring Monarc Partners

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