Mayo Clinic is launching "Tomorrow's Cure," a new podcast highlighting medical innovations transforming healthcare and featuring the visionaries behind these advancements. The podcast, hosted by Cathy Wurzer, will be available for free on major audio platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music starting June 26. Episodes will also feature a video component on Mayo Clinic's YouTube channel.
"Tomorrow's Cure" is produced in collaboration with PRX, a public media organization known for its award-winning content. Molly Biwer, chair of Brand Strategy at Mayo Clinic, stated, "'Tomorrow's Cure' will explore cutting-edge research, technology and breakthroughs revolutionizing the future of medicine." Jason Saldanha, chief operating officer at PRX, added that they are proud to help bring Mayo Clinic's expertise and innovation to listeners.
Cathy Wurzer, a renowned broadcaster known for her work on Minnesota Public Radio’s Morning Edition and Twin Cities PBS, will host the show. She will conduct in-depth interviews with experts from Mayo Clinic and other industry leaders. Topics covered will include 3D printing models, artificial intelligence, mixed reality, and personalized medicine.
Guests for the first season include Jonathan Morris, M.D., radiologist at Mayo Clinic; Beth Ripley, M.D., Ph.D., deputy chief of the Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; Konstantinos Lazaridis, M.D., gastroenterologist at Mayo Clinic; Gary Miller, Ph.D., vice dean of Research Strategy and Innovation at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health; among others.
For more information and a complete list of episode topics and featured experts visit tomorrowscure.com.
Mayo Clinic is committed to innovation in clinical practice, education and research. PRX collaborates with independent creators to bring meaningful audio storytelling to millions of listeners worldwide.
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