Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric C Leuthardt

In this episode, Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, discuss methods of aiding the brain through both sleep medications and neurotech. Listen as they explore the possible risks and benefits of augmented and artificial intelligence.

After a stroke, the clock starts ticking. Hours, even minutes, in delayed medical attention can change a patient's life. Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, host Dr. Joshua W. Osbun and hear about the evolution of treatment technologies, surgeries, and medications in extending the window of stroke treatment by hours, and in some cases, days.

Humans are pushed further in personal virtual interactions, navigating online conversations with minds programmed to take cues from facial expressions, tone of voice, and other missing nuances of in-person communication. This struggle to perceive meaning and truth includes our reading of news, which can include “fake news.” Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, discuss the effects of engaging with people and information in a virtual space.

Does the influx of news on your phone and general information overload help you stay informed or just cause detrimental stress? Is any kind of stress good? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, talk about the effects of our environment on our brains and how we can manage our exposure to stress to actually help us change our behaviors for the better.

Most people have experienced sleep deprivation at some point in their lives and can recall the impact on their physical and cognitive abilities. But what's the neuroscience behind feeling fatigued and disoriented? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, discuss the purpose of sleep.

Summary slide / text available at: http://www.gregoryschmidt.ca/writing/exponential-medicine-day-3-2018 Exponential Medicine, Day 3 - Cool Stuff Summary (Nov 6 2018) A collection of the most interesting ideas and slides of the day. ----- Sessions / Speakers Day Three Tuesday, November 6th Session 15: Exponential Organizations Salim Ismail Author, Exponential Organizations, Chairman, ExO Works, Board Member, XPRIZE, Global Ambassador, Singularity University Session 16: NeuroMedicine at the Frontier 16.1 Divya Chander MD PhD Neuroscience Chair, Singularity University 16.2 Matteo Lai CEO & Co-Founder, Empatica 16.3 Ariel Garten & Graeme Moffet Co-Founder, Muse 16.4 Mary Lou Jepsen PhD CEO & Founder, OpenWater 16.5 Eric C. Leuthardt MD Neurosurgeon, Director of the Center for Innovation in Neuroscience and Technology, Washington University in St. Louis Session 17: (im)Patient Innovators 17.1 Godfrey Nazareth President & CEO, X-Biomedical, Inc. 17.2 Mette Dyhrberg Founder & CEO, MyMee 17.3 Mariya Filipova Chief Innovation Officer, Anthem Session 18: Future of Work & Investing 18.1 Vinod Khosla Founder, Khosla Ventures 18.2 William Morris MD Associate Chief Information Officer, Cleveland Clinic Jennifer Radin, Deloitte Shawna Butler RN MBA Nurse Economist and EntrepreNURSE-in-Residence at Radboud University Medical Center Session 19: Care Reimagined; Connected, Digital and Virtualized 19.1 Jay Parkinson MD Founder & CEO, Sherpaa 19.2 Lara Jana MD Pediatrician, Associate Professor, Penn State 19.3 Walter Greenleaf AR & VR Thought Leader 19.4 Justin Barad MD Founder & CEO, OssoVR Session 20: Radical Interoperability John Mattison MD Chief Medical Information Officer, Kaiser Permanente John Nebeker MD MS Deputy CMIO, Veterans Health Administration Shannon Sartin Executive Director, Digital Services, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Session 21: Lessons in Leadership Jason Tuschen & Jason Torey Former Navy SEALs, Randori Tech Session 22: Reshaping Pharma, Discovery & Trials 22.1 Noah Craft MD PhD CEO & Founder, Science 37 22.2 Mei Mei Hu CEO & Co-Founder, United Neuroscience 22.3 Onno Faber Founder, RDMD MEDy Awards

Did you know brain freeze is officially categorized as a type of headache? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, describe what happens to the brain during headaches such as brain freeze and migraines.

Digital addiction is becoming more prevalent as technology continues to advance. Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, describe the brain activity of digital addicts along with using neural augmentation as a potential treatment.

Do violent video games and movies actually play a role in becoming a psychopath; or is it simply another case of correlation not implying causation? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, explain the neuroscience behind psychopathic behavior.

Why do we look left when thinking or trying to remember something? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, explain the neuroscience behind this phenomenon and how it could also relate to lying.

Midlife crisis is defined as an emotional crisis of identity and self-confidence that can occur in middle-aged individuals, typically between 45 and 64 years old. Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, describe what's going on inside the brain during a midlife crisis.

Are we actually hardwired to believe in something bigger than ourselves? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, answer this question and discuss how believing helps us develop the fundamentals for our morals and worldviews.

The domestication and evolution of dogs has resulted in a strong emotional bond with humans through the alteration of both parties' oxytocin love circuit. Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, describe how this increase in oxytocin happens.

Does dopamine predict or follow the stock market? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, discuss how dopamine affects the choices we make, including decisions made on Wall Street.

Consciousness has many definitions but most include some reference to awareness. In this debut episode of Brain Coffee, Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, discuss what it means to be aware and conscious.

Why are some people more resilient than others? Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, discuss methods for building resiliency through brain training.

Although the practice of “mindfulness” has evolved over thousands of years, its core concept of intense presence has remained unchanged. Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, explain how mindfulness and other coping mechanisms can help patients overcome a difficult diagnosis.

There has been a significant shift in how we treat Alzheimer's over the past 10 years. Dr. David Michael Holtzman, Washington University neurologist and chief of neurology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, joins Dr. Eric C. Leuthardt and Dr. Albert H. Kim, Washington University neurosurgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, to discuss the state of Alzheimer's research.

Eric C. Leuthardt, M.D., is a neurosurgeon who is currently an associate professor at Washington University in St. Louis. He is also an Entrepreneur and the founder of five companies.

Eric C. Leuthardt, M.D., is a neurosurgeon who is currently an associate professor at Washington University in St. Louis. He is also an Entrepreneur and the founder of five companies.

RedDevil 4 is spine-tingling techno-thriller based on cutting edge research from surgeon and inventor Eric C. Leuthardt.Renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Hagan Maerici is on the verge of a breakthrough in artificial intelligence that could change the way we think about human consciousness. Obsessed with his job and struggling to save his marriage, Dr. Maerici is forced to put his life’s work on the line when a rash of brutal murders strikes St. Louis.