Sep 7, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 23 segments
In this episode, Caroline hosts one of her best friends Dr. Scott Cohen, a Beverly Hills pediatrician and author of “Eat, Sleep, Poop,” to answer parent questions about keeping kids healthy and calm…
Scott CohenGuest
Caroline BaudinoHost
So Dr. Google could make people more paranoid and provide terrible information.


Anybody have any ideas? Because we have turned literally to the public and the internet for answers, medical answers.

I'm like, did I not know that or learn it? But a lot of times, unfortunately, it's just made up, right? And the problem with Google or AI in general is that it's sourcing from everywhere.

So it's sourcing from a medical doctor, but it's also sourcing from your neighbor and from somebody on the internet.

So that creates a problem, right? Like I use actually a version of chat that it's not chat GPT, but an app that is for medical doctors that only sources medical literature so that I know I'm getting the information from the sources that I want.

Just like you come to me and ask questions because you know you're sourcing it from me.


When you throw in your question, the other problem is you're going to get probably 100 pages of the most esoteric answers.

Because it's going to tell you the thing that's one in a million, just as much as it's going to tell you you have a cold.

So Dr. Google could make people more paranoid and provide terrible information.


Anybody have any ideas? Because we have turned literally to the public and the internet for answers, medical answers.

I'm like, did I not know that or learn it? But a lot of times, unfortunately, it's just made up, right? And the problem with Google or AI in general is that it's sourcing from everywhere.

So it's sourcing from a medical doctor, but it's also sourcing from your neighbor and from somebody on the internet.

So that creates a problem, right? Like I use actually a version of chat that it's not chat GPT, but an app that is for medical doctors that only sources medical literature so that I know I'm getting the information from the sources that I want.

Just like you come to me and ask questions because you know you're sourcing it from me.


When you throw in your question, the other problem is you're going to get probably 100 pages of the most esoteric answers.

Because it's going to tell you the thing that's one in a million, just as much as it's going to tell you you have a cold.
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