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12/6/25 S12 E3 - AMT TV FULL SHOW: Wireless Smart Bandages w/ Dr. Jiang | Woke Education w/ Priscilla West | Stephanie's Story of Recovery
12/6/25 S12 E3 - AMT TV FULL SHOW: Wireless Smart Bandages w/ Dr. Jiang | Woke Education w/ Priscilla West | Stephanie's Story of Recovery
12/6/25 S12 E3 - AMT TV FULL SHOW: Wireless Smart Bandages w/ Dr. Jiang | Woke Education w/ Priscilla West | Stephanie's Story of Recovery
Saturday 6th December 2025
Discover how smart bandages are revolutionising wound care and hear Stephanie's inspiring recovery journey in this episode of American Medicine Today.
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Episode Overview
- Smart bandages use electrical stimulation to accelerate wound healing.
- Stephanie found relief from spinal stenosis through minimally invasive surgery.
- The Bonatti Spine Institute offers innovative procedures with high patient satisfaction.
- Social-emotional learning in schools is under scrutiny for its political implications.
- The episode explores the intersection of medical advancements and personal recovery stories.
"It's like a miracle. I had no symptoms whatsoever."
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? Dive into this episode of American Medicine Today, where you'll explore the fascinating intersection of medical innovation and personal triumphs. The hosts, Kimberly Bonati and Ethan Youker, kick things off with Dr. Yuanwen Jiang, who unveils a revolutionary wireless smart bandage designed to treat chronic wounds.
This isn't your average bandage—it's an engineering marvel that combines electrical stimulation and biosensors to help wounds heal faster, potentially changing the game for diabetic patients and others with slow-healing injuries. The conversation then shifts to Stephanie's compelling journey of recovery from spinal stenosis. After years of debilitating pain and unsuccessful treatments, she finds relief through a minimally invasive procedure at The Bonatti Spine Institute. Her story is a testament to resilience and the life-changing impact of cutting-edge medical solutions.
Finally, Priscilla West joins the show to discuss her book on woke education. She highlights the politicisation of social-emotional learning in schools, raising questions about the future of education and its implications for students. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, from technological breakthroughs to personal victories and controversial educational debates. It's a reminder of the incredible strides being made in medicine and the ongoing challenges in education. How do these stories resonate with your own experiences?
Tune in to find out.