Biotech LifeStream: Flowing with the Innovators of Tomorrow
Biotech LifeStream discusses Biotechnology, answering questions such as: How does the field affect the world? How is biotechnology going to change the world? What do people need to be more aware of about Biotechnology sciences?
In this podcast, we aim to interview honorable professors familiar with the field, inspiring CEOs and young CEOs in biotechnology, and even future scientists and students who are exceptionally passionate about biotechnology.
We aim to inspire enthusiasts from the field of Biotechnology and upcoming generations, providing them with meaningful insights into the subject.
Biotech LifeStream: Flowing with the Innovators of Tomorrow
Michael Hession - Graduate from Dartmouth Medical School w/ 2 near-death experiences: Life as a physician and a survivor patient
In this episode of Biotech LifeStream, we’re honored to welcome Dr. Michael J. Hession, a seasoned physician with over three decades of experience and a distinguished graduate of Dartmouth Medical School. While his professional credentials are remarkable, it’s his profound personal journey that truly sets him apart. On December 31, 2013, Dr. Hession faced a near-death experience that dramatically transformed his perspective on both life and medicine—this pivotal moment, followed by a lengthy and challenging recovery, gifted him with a unique understanding of resilience and the power of the human spirit.
Dr. Hession shares his deeply personal story in his memoir, Physician Heal Thyself, exploring what it means to confront mortality, navigate the arduous path to recovery, and discover a renewed sense of purpose. In our conversation, he brings together his medical expertise and personal insights, providing invaluable wisdom on the complexities of recovery and healing. Join us for an inspiring discussion on resilience, personal growth, and the courage it takes to find strength in life’s most significant challenges. Dr. Hession’s story is a testament to the transformative power of adversity, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking insight into facing life’s struggles with hope and determination.
Questions asked:
- Can you tell us about your medical journey, from how your passion for medicine developed to your experience at Dartmouth Medical School?
- How did your medical background influence your ability to understand and cope with your own treatment?
- Given your deep experience with medicine, how do you think biotechnology could evolve to better support patients going through similarly critical or life-threatening situations?
- Did your medical practice change in any specific way after your recovery, especially in how you interact with patients and their families?
- In your experience, did you see any gaps in the current medical system where biotechnology could have made a difference? For instance, in terms of diagnostics, treatment personalization, or post-treatment care?
- What biotech advancement, if more prevalent during your illness, would have made your recovery experience better?
- What advice would you give to the next generation of doctors and scientists?
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