We Can Detect Cancer Years Earlier—So Why Aren’t We?

Apr 22, 2026 · 1h 8m · YouTube

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0:00How should we really think about imaging today?
0:03These miraculous devices we've built are important to understand because they're going to change our lives.
0:07Maybe we don't need to wait for a doctor to have already found a problem.
0:11I kind of want to talk about this whole idea of false positives, which is something that people will push back on.
0:16I think everybody should have a baseline.
0:18You talked about this moment that we're in, which is comparable to the invention of the telescope.
0:21Not just an incremental change, but more of a quantum change.
0:24Wait a second, if we can see this stuff, maybe we don't need to wait for a doctor to have already found a problem.
0:29And I think that's this cusp that we're on where medical imaging is really changing.
0:34My guest today began his career at Harvard and MIT, spent years as chief of innovation in radiology at NYU, and has developed imaging technologies used to guide the care of billions of people worldwide.
0:44He's now chief medical scientist at Function Health.
0:47This is Dr.
0:47Daniel K.
0:48Sodakson.
0:52A few weeks ago, I had a fall while riding my bike and I ended up with some pretty good road rash on my face.
0:57It reminded me how powerful some of our body's natural healing tools can be when we support them with the right things.
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