Share you Healthusiasm🎙 The Healthusiasm Podcast — Where Health Starts Predicting ItselfIn this month’s episode, we look at a world where health no longer waits for symptoms. From AI forecasting diseases like weather, to genetic mapping the moment you’re born, to algorithms that already estimate a drug’s chances of approval before anyone even prescribes it — healthcare is shifting from reactive care to predictive orchestration.Inside the body, nanorobots and GLP-1 microdosing hint at a future where

The articles discussed in this episode:The Adipokine Hypothesis of Heart Failure With a Preserved Ejection Fraction: A Novel Framework to Explain Pathogenesis and Guide Treatment Inflammation and Cardiovascular Disease: 2025 ACC Scientific Statement: A Report of the American College of Cardiology

Timestamps & Summary Chris Gwyn (02:04)Could you share with the audience why B vitamins would be important to receiving cattle in particular?Dr. Stephanie HansenAbsolutely. If we go back and look at the NRC guidelines, we've really ignored two classes of vitamins, vitamin C and vitamin B. Cattle are able to make vitamin C from glucose in their liver. […] Not a lot of work is focused on that because the assumption has been that the animal can make it, it's fine. Similarly, they get most of their B

Andrew Bellinger discusses what it takes to build new drug modalities from scratch, the bold bets and tough calls that shaped Verve’s journey, and lessons in building new companies from first-in-class science.* Editor's note: The interview was recorded following the announcement of Verve's acquisition by Lilly, which has since been completed.

This episode was recorded in Fort Wayne, Indiana, during the 2025 Tri-State Dairy Conference.Dr. Schwanke begins by describing how we can shape cattle personalities through handling and management and adapting our strategies to accommodate different personality traits so as to not cause undue stress. Personality traits are consistent across time and context, which is nuanced by the other animals in a particular group. There are five generally recognized personality traits: boldness, exploration,

In this episode of The Cancer Project, Sharon Followill shares her deeply personal journey through the world of oncology care from losing her mother at a young age to guiding countless patients, and recently supporting her daughter through breast cancer treatment. Learn how empathy, education, and persistence shape patient outcomes.

This week on BioTech Nation, Dr. Jeff Stein, President & CEO of Cidara Therapeutics, brings up promising news about a new approach to flu shots.

Send me your thoughts at ibotezatu5@gmail.com In this episode of The Wine Lab, Andreea takes you inside one of winemaking’s most iconic tools — the oak barrel. From Celtic craftsmanship to modern coopering, we’ll explore how fire, oxygen, and time turn simple wood into a vessel of transformation. Discover why oak became the gold standard, what happens during toasting, and how micro-oxygenation softens tannins and stabilizes color. Learn about the differences between French, American, and Hung...

In this episode of MedTech Global Insights, we challenge the conventional wisdom of partnering with massive, one-size-fits-all CROs. While industry giants like ICON plc have their place, their pharma-centric models can stifle the agility and innovation that drive the MedTech sector. We explore the common frustrations of impersonal service, rigid processes, and spiraling costs that many device manufacturers face.We then uncover a more modern, efficient, and tailored approach to global market

What makes a consumer health brand truly trusted? In a crowded market, it’s not just good marketing — it’s good science. In this episode, host Meri Beckwith sits down with Malcolm Fogarty, who has spent over two decades shaping global consumer health brands at companies including Haleon and GSK. Together, they discuss the evolving role of evidence generation in consumer health, how the line between pharma and wellness is blurring, and why science-backed evidence is now the strongest differentiator

Individual housing for pre-weaned calves has long been gold standard, since it was first introduced in the 40s. However, interest has emerged around paired and group housing for this phase of production. Intermittent research on this topic has been published over the past 25 years but has never been compiled, until now. Dr. Katarina Buckova from IA State University, and her team combed through research databases and compiled the results of several projects on paired housing, compared to

On this week’s episode, Paul Matteis, John Maraganore, Eric Schmidt, and Graig Suvannavejh open with a look at biotech market sentiment, which has notably strengthened amid steady M&A and successful drug launches. The XBI is also up over 40% in six months, signaling optimism that the long “biotech winter” may be ending. While cautious, the co-hosts agree the recovery feels sustainable. The group then discussed the IPO and private financing landscape, noting a more mature crop of companies could

Send us a text Episode 37 Gallstones Shoot me any comments or questions @Rotation2ptoh on X Intro Music: KI Instrumental (Rock Celtic) by Lyrium-2025 Outro Music: Abstract Future Bass Pursuit by Qubesounds Courtesy of Pixabay under Creative Commons non-commercial use. Produced by: Todd Fredricks DO MSS Edited by: Todd Fredricks DO MSS Answers for Episode 36 Hepatitis Question 1: Hepatitis A Prognosis and Management A 68-year-old man presents with fatigue, jaundic...

Bayer and Veeva have partnered for several years across commercial, R&D, and quality functions. But recently Bayer migrated to Veeva’s Vault CRM, taking that relationship, and Bayer’s connected platform journey, to the next level.In order to discuss this migration further, pharmaphorum spoke with Alexander Alex, head of Veeva Platform at Bayer, and Florian Schnappauf, vice president of enterprise commercial strategy at Veeva. Alex and Schnappauf explain how Vault CRM is a step-change for

The Hidden Burden: Chronic Illness in the Veterinary ProfessionFive years of constant pain, fifteen years of chronic illness, and what it’s really like to work behind the scrubs when your body won’t play along.💬 What does it mean to work in a profession built on care when your own body won’t cooperate?In this deeply personal and powerful episode, Vicky opens up about living with hemicrania continua — a rare, constant migraine condition — and fifteen years of navigating chronic illness as a

Welcome back to Where Science Talks, a podcast from Campus Biotech. In this third episode, we explore how young scientists navigate the leap from campus to career — and how the Campus Biotech environment supports emerging talents as they find their path in academia, industry, or entrepreneurship.Joining us for this conversation are: Arnaud Cuilleret, Career Advisor at EPFL. Omar Shalby, Master’s student at EPFL and Co-founder of Neurovia. Fabien Carruzzo, Science communicator at Les Mots de la

We are so excited to have two special guests on our episode today–Dave Latorra and Stephanie Ford, who blend science, entrepreneurship, and keepsakes with their company, DNA is Love. Dave and Stephanie approach DNA is Love from each of their areas of expertise in biology and hospice care, respectively. DNA is Love has discovered a unique way to hold on to the memories of the people and pets in our lives through jewelry, picture frames, and other special items. And, what makes these item...

Send us a text Safety doesn’t take a holiday when budgets tighten or tempers flare. We open up about a tough season, the quiet grief many are carrying, and why small fractures in everyday connection can ripple into big risks at the bench. From cashierless cafeterias to self-checkout lanes, those missing micro-moments of human contact show up in the lab as thinner patience, weaker trust, and slower recovery when mistakes happen. That’s exactly where we focus: how to restore the muscle of respe...

What if drug development could be faster, more efficient, and centered on what matters most to patients?In this episode, host Elaine Hamm, PhD, sits down with Klaus Romero, MD, CEO of the Critical Path Institute (C-Path), to explore how two decades of global collaboration have reshaped the way we bring new medicines to life. From redefining clinical endpoints to accelerating treatments for complex diseases like Alzheimer’s and tuberculosis, C-Path is leading a movement to remove

AR in Action: Real-Time Problem Solving on the Plant Floor In this episode of Center of Excellence – Pharma 4.0, we take you inside the cutting-edge world of Augmented Reality (AR) and how it’s transforming pharmaceutical manufacturing. From equipment maintenance to compliance verification, AR is redefining real-time problem solving on the plant floor. Discover how pharma companies are achieving 90% implementation success, 40% faster task completion, and 90% fewer human errors by embedding AR into