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Aug 31, 2026
Episode 135: AI in Play | Aging's Leading Edge
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Roschelle FritzGUEST
Why aren't we doing that? Can we do that? And I made a shift, a purposeful shift from leaving the hospital into going back to school and entering this work.

Shu-Fen WungGUEST
grew up from a Chinese society, older adults are a very important population in our society.

Shu-Fen WungGUEST
You know, the wisdoms that older adults provide for the next generation are tremendous.

Shu-Fen WungGUEST
And so helping the older generation to live safely and With dignity and trust, it has been always my guiding principle, either working in clinical work or research.

Shu-Fen WungGUEST
And so with my passion in technology, I've expanded my work to help older adults manage their own health conditions.

Shu-Fen WungGUEST
For example, we have work on continuous glucose monitoring in the older adults who has prediabetes and we're looking at how that change her dietary pattern and how that affect her glucose variability and that has meaning for me that even though the participant It's in her 70s.
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Rebecca McEnroyHOST
And it is why when technology companies come to these two nurses, the conversations surprise them.