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Every book David Linden recommended on podcasts
David Linden appeared as a guest on the podcast This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von for an episode published on July 8, 2025, titled #595 - Dr. David Linden. During the conversation, David Linden recommended the book Super Agers by Eric Topol, who is affiliated with the Scripps Institute. He described the book as really excellent and noted that the author spends a significant amount of time discussing the future of healthcare. Specifically, David Linden highlighted how the book explores the promise of artificial intelligence and big data in shaping the next era of medicine. By referencing Eric Topol's work, he provided listeners with insight into cutting-edge medical advancements and the technological shifts transforming scientific research and clinical practice. His mention of the book contextualized broader discussions about aging, health innovation, and the integration of advanced technology into medical science within the framework of modern research findings.
Books recommended by David Linden
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Super Agers
Super Agers by Eric Topol is a medical and scientific exploration of longevity, focusing on lifestyle factors and the promising role of artificial intelligence in the future of healthcare.
Recommended“Eric Toppel at the Scripps Institute just wrote a book called Super Agers that is really excellent and he spends a long time talking about the promise of AI and big data in the next era of medicine.”
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| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| #595 - Dr. David Linden | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von | 2025-07-08 | 1 |
Other mentions (3: passing, ad reads, own books)
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“I often hear about their work, which has kept my interest alive; in fact, years ago, I wrote a book about touch, and I've followed the field closely ever since.”
“The book 'Unique' is one that we'll provide a link to in the show notes.”