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Welcome to Neural Compass, a new podcast from Jimini Health. We’re charting the future of mental and behavioral health - at the intersection of AI, psychiatry, neuroscience, and real-world clinical care. Hosted by Jimini’s own Mark Jacobstein, Neural Compass features honest, forward-thinking conversations with the leaders shaping what’s next - from healthcare executives to AI pioneers. Whether you’re building in this space, investing in it, or navigating it as a decision-maker, this podcast is your guide to the breakthroughs, challenges, and ideas defining the next era of care. Learn more: jiminihealth.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchNeural Compass is a health podcast hosted by Jimini Health, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #16
Overdose deaths dropped 27% in a single year, the largest decline ever recorded. Most people have no idea it happened. Keith Humphreys, Stanford addiction expert and adviser to three US presidents, figured out why. The answer involves China, Reddit, and a supply shock nobody saw coming.
Episode #15
People are already going to ChatGPT as their doctor. Not occasionally, habitually. Andy Slavitt ran Medicare and Medicaid under Obama, helped rescue healthcare.gov, and now invests in companies rebuilding how care gets delivered. His read: this is not a crisis. It is the first technology wave in healthcare that people actually want.
Episode #14
The National Institute of Mental Health funded 900 new research grants by this point last year. This year: 109. That gap is bigger than a budget number. Tom Insel ran that institution for 13 years, oversaw over $20 billion in research funding, and has spent the decade since trying to understand why the outcomes for patients still haven't moved nearly enough.
Episode #13
You’ve likely heard that psychiatric progress is often stalled by subjective results. What is less understood is why the field remains slow to adopt in objective measurement even as other medical specialties thrive on hard data. Psychiatry faces a measurement gap. Dr. Arpan Parikh and Dr. Amit Parikh discusses measurement based Care, virtual health, and AI data synthesis. This is their honest account of why psychiatry must embrace measurement and how AI can finally bridge the clinical data gap.
Episode #12
Neuroeconomics, leadership, and brain health are essential for modern performance. Professor Michael Platt from UPenn explains why digital glass creates cognitive exhaustion. You have likely heard that our modern environment is destroying our focus. The scientific reason is that our evolutionary biology clashes with the digital tools we use every day. Professor Platt joins NeuralCompass to provide an expert account of how face-to-face connection remains the most powerful tool for leadership. This is an honest look at what your brain needs to thrive in a technological world.
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