Dr. David Haase is the founder and President of the MaxWell Clinic. He is passionate about finding and addressing the complex interacting underlying causes of disease and thereby nurturing the Creation of Health. He is a renowned medical educator who trained at Vanderbilt and the Mayo Clinic, and his expertise touches a wide range of specialties from personalized computational systems medicine, brain performance optimization and more. Dr. Haase is also the author of the best selling book Curiosity Heals The Human.
Dr. Haase once presented a TED talk in which he described how treating dementia starts by changing our paradigms about health and disease. He has been neck-deep for the last few months in the whole Coronavirus pandemic as he serves on the advisory board for one of the largest medical testing labs involved in COVID-19.
In this episode…As the world continues to search for scientific answers to put an end to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s grappling with the need to balance health care prioritization and economic sustenance.This double-edged problem has left many with more questions than answers as the days roll by, and everyone is rearing to hear some definitive good news about improvements on testing procedures and results, virus mutation, and a date that marks the return of normal life.
But according to Dr. David Haase, a Systems Medicine Specialist who is closely working with different agencies in order to help find resolution to this pandemic, it would take a lot of patience and cooperation from everyone for this problem to be resolved.It won’t be easy and it will take time, but that’s the reality that comes with what now seems to be our transition phase towards the new normal.
Join John Corcoran of Rise25 as he interviews Dr. David Haase on his own show about what the fight against COVID-19 looks like from the perspective of healthcare workers and administrative leaders. Tune in as they discuss what’s being done to address the top health questions revolving around COVID-19, the outlook for improved test procedures and results, the possibility of developing a vaccine, and how people can proactively take control of their health in order to avoid getting infected with the virus.