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Paul Bramadat
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Aug 31, 2026
August Rebroadcast: A Conversation With Paul Bramadat
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Paul BramadatGUEST
I mean, I think one of the real challenges is, and you mentioned people go in to see a doctor, for example, with the various complaints about sleep or obesity or bad knees or whatever the thing is.

Paul BramadatGUEST
And the doctor's got certain tools in his or her toolkit, right, to figure out what's going on.

Paul BramadatGUEST
But they're also under the pressure of a certain kind of economic system to move people through as quickly as possible.

Paul BramadatGUEST
So they don't really have time to say, hey, you keep coming in with this bad back business and the I can't sleep business and the I'm depressed business.
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