Hey there, every Monday in November and December, we'll be featuring our Future of Medicine series,

where we'll be spotlighting groundbreaking researchers, cutting-edge treatments, and diagnostic

innovations for everything from heart disease, cancer, brain health, metabolic dysfunction,

aging and pain, and also sharing breakthroughs in areas like regenerative medicine, medical technology,

AI, and beyond. It's a brave new world in medicine with so many new innovations here now and so

much coming in the next five to 10 years. And we're going to introduce you to the people,

players, and world-changing discoveries that are changing the face of medicine today and beyond in this powerful

two-month future of medicine series. So be sure to tune in every Monday through the end of the year

and follow Good Life Project to be sure you don't miss an episode. And today, we're bringing you a

conversation about what happens when cardiovascular medicine meets AI and technology.

These two fields are intersecting in ways that really seem like science fiction just a few years

ago, from wearable devices that track our heart health in real time to new diagnostic tools

that can identify unstable arterial plaques before they cause problems.

The landscape of cardiac care is transforming so quickly.

And at the same time, technology is making world-class care more available in places where

access and equity have been huge issues.

My guest today is Dr. Omibat, chief innovation officer at the American College of Cardiology, and a practicing

cardiologist who's leading the charge in reimagining how we deliver cardiovascular care.

As a global health leader and national systems architect, she's known for designing real-world

health systems that blend digital tools, clinical insight, and human needs. In our conversation,

Dr. Bot reveals how AI is helping doctors identify heart problems earlier than ever before and shares a

fascinating vision for the future where technology and human care work together to create

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