Bambi Francisco Roizen speaks with Dr. Ram Duriseti, Clinical Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine at Stanford.
Bambi and Ram talk about how public policy around Covid changed, how society looks at the medical establishment. and whether the loss of trust has deleteriously affected everyone's mental health. What does the loss of trust in the medical establishment mean for innovation? Listen on. Ram will also join Vator's "Future of Mental and Behavioral Health" event on October 26 from 10am PST-4pm PST virtually. Join us by registering and using the comp code "vatorpodcasts".
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