Far beyond a traditional "professional development" program, Carnegie Council's Carnegie New Leaders (CNL) is committed to both cultivating and educating the next generation of ethical global leaders. These podcasts, hosted by CNLs, explore ethical issues across business, policy, technology, NGOs, and academia.
Carnegie New Leaders Podcast
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Far beyond a traditional "professional development" program, Carnegie Council's Carnegie New Leaders (CNL) is committed to both cultivating and educating the next generation of ethical global leaders. These podcasts, hosted by CNLs, explore ethical issues across business, policy, technology, NGOs, and academia.
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September 14, 2022
The Potential of Mainstream Wearables in Decentralized Clinical Trials, with Rajiv Bhan
<p>In this interview with Carnegie New Leader Shreya Wadhwa, Rajiv Bhan, an industry leader in wearables, discusses his experience in health and technology, leveraging device telemetry to monitor users’ health and wellness, and trying to maximize outcomes through behavior change. He also provides some words of advice for young researchers in the field.</p> <p>Bhan has worked across biotech, entertainment, and health and fitness, including with companies like Netflix, Fitbit, CVS Health, and most recently Tonal, where he serves as the vice president of software engineering and data science. He has helped design and analyze dozens of experiments to influence health outcomes in both clinical and non-clinical settings.</p>
September 14, 2022
Patient Consent in Clinical Trials, with Robert Klitzman
<p>In this conversation with Carnegie New Leader Shreya Wadhwa, Dr. Robert Klitzman, program director of the Master of Science in bioethics at Columbia University, focuses on the history of and role of patient consent in clinical trials, a topic he has explored thoroughly in his publications and books.</p> <p>Dr. Klitzman is also a professor of psychiatry at the Columbia's College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Joseph Mailman School of Public Health. He co-founded and for five years co-directed the Columbia University Center for Bioethics, and directed the Ethics and Policy Core of the HIV Center for 10 years.</p>
September 14, 2022
Addressing Medical Misinformation & Disinformation, with Peter Hotez
<p>In a conversation with Carnegie New Leader Shreya Wadhwa, Dr. Peter Hotez, dean for the National School for Tropical Medicine at Baylor, discusses the difference between medical misinformation and disinformation and his journey addressing these issues. The discussion also touches on the COVID-19 vaccine that he has actively not patented to make treatment more accessible.</p> <p>Dr. Hotez is a nominee for the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, along with his co-director at Texas Children's Center for Vaccine Development, Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi.</p>
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