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Doctor Mike
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Doctor Mike’s videos combine medical explanations, reactions and reflections on healthcare history. Ground News appears in a discussion of past medical failures through a story about HIV remission, with the host comparing how outlets frame coverage and describing source context in the app. Zocdoc appears in a reaction video about people living with unusual conditions, where Mike recounts his and his father’s search for a specialist. The integrations connect media literacy and access to care to topics already in the episode.

Ground News · The Worst Medical Failures In History▶ Watch integration
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Doctor Mike × Ground News

The Worst Medical Failures In History

BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS

12
Sponsored videos
Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
30
Sponsor brands
All-time tracked
11
Returning sponsors
All-time tracked

The repeat partnerships

ShipStation leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 10 sponsored videos. Zocdoc follows with 8.

11 of 30 brands (37%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Doctor Mike.

Most frequent sponsorsSponsored videos · All-time tracked
  1. 01
    ShipStation10
  2. 02
    Zocdoc8
  3. 03
    Audible7
  4. 04
    ZipRecruiter5
  5. 05
    Ground News4

Doctor Mike connects medical stories to news context and appointment access

The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.

Ground News adds coverage context to a medical story

While discussing the long history of medical failures, Mike introduces a report about a Norwegian man’s long-term HIV remission after a stem-cell transplant. He says Ground News helped him learn about the story and how it was covered. The read describes comparing outlets, viewing source context and factuality ratings, and noticing how language may frame the same event.

That example gives the app a role in the episode’s own subject: the audience can look beyond a headline and compare how news organizations present a medical development. Mike then moves to the next historical case, keeping the sponsor message connected to the larger discussion of medicine and public understanding.

Zocdoc through a family search for a specialist

In a reaction to extreme diseases, Mike introduces Zocdoc after a guest describes living with a rare condition. He explains that being a doctor does not give him a shortcut through appointment scheduling, then shares that he and his father used the service to find a physician with the relevant specialty and available appointments. He describes comparing in-network doctors and booking a selected opening.

The personal story grounds the sponsor in a familiar task rather than medical expertise alone. Mike returns to the show after the call to action, where the discussion continues with another person’s experience.

A useful bridge from stories to next steps

Ground News supports evaluating how a medical story is reported; Zocdoc supports searching for a doctor. The two integrations address different kinds of access, one informational and one practical. Both begin with a situation already raised in the video, then explain a clear next step before the host returns to the episode.

See the integrations

Watch how the product becomes part of the video.

2 examples · Jump straight to the read
The Worst Medical Failures In History Sponsor at 7:33
GGround News logoGround News28 Jun 2026

The Worst Medical Failures In History

In a video about medical failures, Doctor Mike introduces a report on long-term HIV remission and describes using Ground News to compare outlets, source context and factuality ratings. The historical discussion continues after the sponsor read.

Doctor Reacts To Extreme Diseases Sponsor at 10:35
ZZocdoc logoZocdoc7 Jun 2026

Doctor Reacts To Extreme Diseases

Reacting to stories about unusual medical conditions, Doctor Mike recounts using Zocdoc with his father to find a relevant specialist and view bookable appointments. The reaction resumes after the booking message. The medical reaction continues with the next case.

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