Send us a text Welcome to the first episode of season six, in conversation with Dr Emma Ferriman. Dr Ferriman's Bio: Dr Ferriman graduated from Liverpool Medical School in 1990. From 2001 to 2016, she served as a Consultant in Obstetrics and Fetal Medicine in Leeds, before taking up her current role in Sheffield in 2016. She currently holds the role of President of the British Maternal and Fetal Medicine Society (BMFMS), Her clinical expertise spans high-risk pregnancies, multile pregna...

In the inaugural episode of On Rare: Innovators, a new sister series of On Rare from BridgeBio, hosts David Rintell, Head of Patient Advocacy at BridgeBio, and Mandy Rohrig, Senior Director of Patient Advocacy at BridgeBio, introduce listeners to the changemakers reshaping the rare disease community through advocacy, compassion, and action. The series begins in Gijón, Spain with Carmen Alonso, founder and longtime leader of the ALPE Foundation, who has dedicated her life to improving care and

Pharma Meets the Metaverse: What’s Next for Digitally Native Medicines Center of Excellence – Pharma 4.0 Podcast Series Step into the future of pharmaceutical innovation — where the metaverse meets medicine. In this episode, we explore how immersive technologies are redefining how drugs are discovered, developed, and delivered in a world increasingly driven by digitally native medicines. The conversation dives deep into how virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and AI-powered digital

Rolf Apweiler (EMBL-EBI Director 1987-2025) speaks with Angus Lamond (EMBL Group Leader 1987-1995) about his start at EMBL as a student helper all the way to jointly leading the EBI. The huge growth of data in life sciences he witnessed and supported along the way and the importance of international collaboration, standardization, and cybersecurity. He reflects on the impact of AI on data curation and annotation, and discuss the Open Targets project, a public-private partnership to improve drug

In this first episode of the "That Single Patient" Series, hosted by Dr. Catherine van Montfrans, Prof. Johannes Ring shares a notable case of a young patient with severe eczema who made remarkable progress during a clinical trial. The episode highlights the vital role of time, care, and hope in patient treatment. Discover how attentive listening and compassionate interaction can profoundly influence patient outcomes in this insightful conversation.

Biotech’s fourth quarter began with a familiar feeling, with indicators pointing toward an improving public market even as political and regulatory uncertainty has buysiders reluctant to say industry has returned to sustainable growth. On the latest BioCentury This Week podcast, BioCentury’s analysts assess the state of biotech’s public markets. The analysts discuss the Senate’s move to limit access to Chinese CDMOs, the latest developments in the White House’s “most favored nation” drug pric...

In this episode, we sit down with Nicola Lakeman, RVN, a dedicated nutrition manager, international lecturer, and passionate veterinary nurse. Nicola shares her inspiring journey and offers valuable career tips, highlighting why nurse consulting is her favorite aspect of the job. Tune in to hear her insightful advice for vet nurses, including the unexpected importance of always having spare socks at work.

The provided source offers a comprehensive cultural history of goblins, tracing their evolution from ancient oral traditions to their contemporary status in modern media. It explains that the concept of goblins likely emerged in early European folklore to rationalize unknown phenomena and attributes their origins to various traditions in the British Isles, Germany, and Scandinavia. The episode charts their shifting portrayal in literature, noting their appearance as chaotic figures in works by

【走出醫院白牆：精神科醫師的開業旅程】 - 這一集Podcast我們邀請了 陳璿丞醫師x析心事務所，與我們分享精神科醫師的職涯經歷！ 從醫院裡日夜奔波，到決定勇敢跳出去自己開業，過程中有掙扎、有糾結，也有滿滿驚喜。開業真的是自由的天堂還是另一場挑戰呢？ 我們將從陳璿丞醫師大學時期的啟蒙與專科選擇談起，逐步回顧住院醫師階段的磨練與挑戰，以及他為何決定離開北部執業的契機與評估。節目中會深入探討各種不同型態的「醫部」工作樣貌，如何在開業前進行冷靜而周密的分析，展開屬於自己的醫療實踐之路。 而除了職涯的選擇經驗之外，我們也會與陳醫師探討臨床工作，以及實證醫學（EBM）的核心精神與心理治療的重要性，從專業角度反思「治療」的多重面向，並談到在臨床上如何適切轉介心理治療，讓照護更趨完整。 一起聽聽走出白色巨塔之外的故事，同時思考我們要怎麼找到屬於自己的道路吧！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

This IPZO facto, Innovation: No Way But Forward Podcast FULL Episode 8 (Empowering Patients By Empowering Physicians) showcases the importance of having strong **health literacy** and how that impacts decision making in healthcare. Dr. Carlos Garcia, PhD, Founder and CEO of Health Quest Gaming shares a touching, personal origin story of how he came to understand first hand how health illiteracy can impede improved health outcomes. Dr. Garcia gives us a behind the scenes look at his plat...

Send us a text and tell us what you liked about this episode! Bold change rarely starts with a big budget—it starts with leaders who turn uncertainty into momentum. Orchid Jahanshahi kicks off the FIRST episode of ThinkrTalk with two TRAILBLAZERS from two proudly Canadian companies: Tamara Seales Knights, President of Seaford Pharmaceuticals, and Lisa Heath, Co‑founder and CEO of MediResource Inc. Together, we explore how small, independent teams build trust moats, make faster decisions, and ...

Are cell therapies the key to bridging the gap between discovery research and clinical trials? In the inaugural episode of the Bioprocessing Unfiltered podcast, Bo Wiinberg, chief business development officer at Novo Nordisk Foundation Cellerator, sat with Ran Zheng, CEO of Landmark Bio and shared his expert insight on the promise cell therapies hold for diseases with only treatments but no cures. Their conversation covers the challenges of navigating cell therapy programs through pre-clinica...

בפרק מיוחד של קמפוס טוק מנכ״לית המרכז האקדמי למשפט ולעסקים, אילנה טסלר, משוחחת עם ד"ר תמר שלום על נתונים מטלטלים מתוך מחקריה: רופאים שעובדים במשמרות אינסופיות, אחיות הסובלות מחרדה ברמות שיא, ושחיקה שמסכנת לא רק את הצוותים – אלא גם את המטופלים.איך נראית השחיקה ביום־יום? מה אפשר לעשות כדי לעצור את הקריסה?שיחה כנה, מקצועית וחשובה.

In this episode of Safe Space: The ABA Podcast, host Michelle Zeman sits down with special guest Alicia Renee, founder of The IEP Files and self-proclaimed “IEP Queen.” Alicia shares her journey as a COPAA-trained advocate, autism mom, and passionate leader in special education advocacy. Together, they dive deep into strategies for parents to navigate IEP meetings, ask the right questions, document effectively (“collecting receipts”), and shift from overwhelm to empowerment.Listeners will walk away

Being a Chief Medical Officer looks very different on the inside than it does from the outside. In this episode, Dr. Ed Tucker talks openly about what he’s learned after serving as CMO in companies big and small. He traces his path from large pharma training grounds to the unpredictable world of startups, and what that shift taught him about adaptability, trust, and resilience. Along the way, Ed talks about: Carrying the pressure of being “the voice of the science” in front of investors and

This episode, the conclusion of our mini-series on sperm capacitation, features physicist Dr. Meisam Zaferani discussing sperm motility through the lens of search theory and active matter physics. Dr. Zaferani explains how the sperm, which he calls an "autonomous natural robot," overcomes the massive challenges of movement at the microscopic scale, where movement is dominated by fluid viscosity rather than inertia. To maximize their chance of reaching the egg, sperm constantly adapt their swi...

In this episode Ben Plumley catches up with Dr. Seth Berkley, founder of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, former CEO of GAVI and amongst other responsibilities, now a senior advisor at Brown University's School of Public Health's Pandemic Center. Seth has recently published a new book “Fair Doses: An Insider's Story of the Pandemic and the Global Fight for Vaccine Equity” and he and Ben discuss the book’s topics of vaccine equity, misinformation, and the rapid innovations in vaccine

As vascular biologists we know cell communication is the key to tissue regeneration - Without connection, healing fails! Science is no different. Talking about our work it’s an essential skill now. Join us in this episode, as we speak with Dr. Jennifer S. Fang, Assistant Professor in the Department of Cell and Molecular Biology at the School of Science & Engineering, Tulane University. Dr. Fang shares her journey balancing the academic career with her passion for science communication and the

In this episode of WCG Talks Trials, Sandy Smith, Sylvia Baedorf Kassis, and Dr. Donna Snyder discuss the critical role of health literacy in clinical research. They explore how clear communication can enhance patient understanding and engagement, the importance of a common language in research, and the introduction of the MRCT Center’s Clinical Research Glossary as a tool to facilitate better communication. The conversation emphasizes the need for consistent terminology and the integration o...

Send us a text Episode 36 Hepatitis Shoot me any comments or questions @Rotation2ptoh on X Intro Music: KI Instrumental (Rock Celtic) by Lyrium-2025 Outro Music: Yearning by dferun Courtesy of Pixabay under Creative Commons non-commercial use. Produced by: Todd Fredricks DO MSS Edited by: Todd Fredricks DO MSS Answers for Episode 35 Inflammatory Bowel Disease Question 1: Diagnosis and Biomarkers A 35-year-old patient presents with chronic gastrointestinal symptoms. Endoscopic and ...