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Vivalink’s CEO discusses how continuous physiologic monitoring is transitioning from a niche tool for early-stage feasibility studies to a core component of late-stage drug development.
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How LSD and classic psychedelics are re-entering modern psychiatry
Definium’s CMO talks about evaluating psychedelic medicine(s) in the modern era and developing novel treatments for mental health disorders.
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How human organs are rewriting the rules of drug development
Dr. Jenna DiRito talks about why human organs may represent the “missing chapter” in our understanding of disease, and how this approach is already changing conversations with investors and regulators.
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How digital twins are pioneering a new era of personalized, longitudinal healthcare
Dr. Amanda Randles explains how they are developing digital twins to move medicine beyond static snapshots to dynamic, personalized care.
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Why Pharma can’t ignore friendshoring in supply chain
Bora Pharma exec, J.D. Mowery, discusses how geopolitical shifts are reshaping pharmaceutical manufacturing and supply chain strategy.
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Inside Immunai’s plan to map the entire immune system
Immunai CEO Noam Solomon details four pivotal studies shaping the future of immunology and oncology research, as part of the ‘Grand Collaboration’.
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How ambient AI is capturing healthcare’s unheard data
The Sciensus team discusses how ambient AI captures patient sentiment to augment nurses, personalise care, and help keep patients healthier at home.
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CAR T enters a new era of in vivo reprogramming of T cells
Vyriad’s Luke Russell explores the technical and economic promise of in vivo CAR T-cell therapies.
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Building resilient pharmaceutical supply chains in an era of disruption
Kum Ming Woo advises prioritizing supplier quality & availability over cost, emphasizing geographic diversification and stage-appropriate strategies.
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Hospital of 2026: Local LLMs and AI Are Redefining Healthcare
myTomorrow’s Danny den Hamer identifies two trends for 2026: hospitals adopting local AI/trusted partners, and a rise in certified AI medical devices.
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Arkin Bio Ventures III: $100 million fund for transformative therapies
Fund lead, Dr. Pini Orbach, talks about the fund targeting oncology, immunology, inflammation, rare diseases, and their aim to be an active partner from day one.
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The New Gold Rush: High-stakes race for multi-cancer blood tests
Abbott’s $23 billion Exact Sciences buyout sets stage for high-stakes MCED battle, Elena Meng talks about the major players in the sector and hurdles.
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Examining the growing delays in clinical trial start-up
ICON exec discusses the increasing timeframe from site selection to full activation, including the issues contributing to the delay and measures to address them.
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SABCS25: Agendia’s genomic testing guides breast cancer care
Agendia’s VP of clinical development notes that new FLEX study data show genomic signatures predict chemotherapy benefit, improving personalized treatment for early breast cancer.
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Sanofi’s ASH 2025: Redefining rare blood disorder care
Sanofi’s head of rare diseases, Jeff Schaffnit, outlines the company’s dual approach: redefining hemophilia care and pioneering immune modulation for rare blood disorders.
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AVITA’s spray on skin cells slashes pain and hospital stays
Dr. Victoria Miles discusses how RECELL, which creates an autologous skin cell suspension, is reshaping burn care, access, and outcomes.
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The $1 trillion blind spot: Bridging the gap in women’s health
Dr. Christian Tidona, founder and CEO of BioMed X, on why women’s health is critically underfunded and how a new initiative aims to change that.
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mRNA technology set to revolutionize snakebite treatment
UK researcher Prof. Vaiyapuri discusses how Covid vaccine technology could soon neutralize deadly snake venom, preventing death and disability for millions.
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NanoTemper’s vision: Seeing molecules in real time
The company’s CEO talks about the new tech that reveals hidden molecular dynamics, and how the recent acquisition fits into the company’s overall vision.
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Cultivating cognitive health and calm in an anxious world
Gardening isn’t just a hobby; it’s science-backed therapy for the brain. Gardenuity CEO talks about how it supports patients & caregivers navigating memory loss.
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Beyond animal models: The new FDA human-first drug development framework
Dr Greg Tietjen, CEO of Revalia Bio, discusses the FDA’s push for human-first data and how it’s reshaping the entire drug development pipeline.
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Amgen’s new data reinforce weight regain after GLP-1 discontinuation
Amgen’s exec and study’s author explain that data shows stopping GLP-1s leads to weight regain, while managing LDL-C significantly reduces cardiovascular event risk.
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Conquering aging: A bold bid to fix the body’s interconnected systems
Unlimited Bio’s CEO discusses their attempt to achieve something never done before: combining multiple gene therapies in healthy individuals to reverse the ravages of time.
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Aphaia’s coated-glucose platform: A new approach to obesity treatment
Harnessing gut physiology, Aphaia Pharma plans to chart a safer, more natural path to lasting weight control.
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UEGW 2025: AbbVie bolsters IBD data for Rinvoq and Skyrizi
New data and lead investigators also reinforce the importance of treating beyond symptoms in Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.