Send us a text It doesn't take a great imagination to see that Bovine Papillomavirus (BPV) is not pretty. And, in terms of cost to the animal producer - both Beef and Dairy - BPV is downright ugly. In this brief, to-the-point podcast, topical expert (and industry pro) Dr Bob Gentry explains BPV's startling affect on animal and herd health. Edited May, 2025 - 03:07 minutes #papillomavirus #cattlefarm #dairyfarm #animalhealth #veterinary #veterinarian ©VST Labs for Medgene www.MedgeneLabs.com ...

Join host Jim Wilson as he sits down with Dr. Arinjay Banerjee and Dr. Volker Gerdts from the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) in Saskatoon. Discover how VIDO is at the forefront of infectious disease research and vaccine development, bridging human and animal health. Learn about their cutting-edge facilities, global partnerships, and the ambitious plans to make Canada a leader in pandemic preparedness. This episode offers a deep dive into the world of life sciences and

As AI becomes more integrated into pharmaceutical manufacturing, the question is not just how fast we can adopt it, but how safely. In this episode, Ben Locwin and Subhi Saadeh discuss the intersection of AI, GMP, and Quality 4.0, exploring both the promise and the challenges of applying intelligent systems in regulated environments.Key topics covered:- Current applications of AI in GMP, including CAPA and deviation management- The role of validation and why algorithmic opacity poses regulatory

It’s back — the same conversations you loved, with a new name.Vigilance Unplugged explores the real stories behind careers in safety and risk management — and asks what’s next for the world of vigilance and life sciences.

I’m Adam Walker a Biometrics consultant, and this is the Pharma Prescribed Podcast—where leaders, innovators, and hidden voices in healthcare open up. No soundbites. No spin. Just raw insight—one prescription at a time.In an industry driven by data, protocols, and pressure, we rarely pause to ask the human questions: What drives us? What breaks us? And what truths live behind the titles we wear? Nuria Coll Bastus is an industry disruptor whose roots in academic research and oncogenomics have

When a tornado ripped through his Alabama neighborhood, Chris Alonzo found himself clutching his young son in a closet as the walls shook and the front door blew open. In that moment of terror, his desperate plea—“take me, don’t take my son”—became a prayer. Raised in a devout Catholic family but long estranged from faith after his grandmother’s painful decline, Chris’s brush with death forced him to confront anger, doubt, and the mystery of survival. In

Usually, when two different species mate, it’s a disaster. At least, that’s what scientists had generally thought about hybrids, the offspring of these unions. But some researchers are starting to change their view as they learn of more beneficial hybrid events. The Atlantic science journalist Katie Wu details two of these hybridization examples: one in desert frogs and one in two ancient plants that <> led to the modern potato.Interested in more biology episodes? Email us your question at

Cindy sits down with Bali Pulendran at the AAI 2025 meeting where he told the story of how a childhood fascination with the cosmos grew into a career addressing fundamental questions about the human immune response, and how when an antigen enters the body it is like the big bang in how it initiates immune responses. Host: Cindy Leifer Guest: Bali Pulendran Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of Immune! Links for this episode MicrobeTV Discord Server Systems vaccinology

In this episode of WHAHC Congress Catch-Up, we move beyond clinical success to tackle the next great challenge for Hospital at Home (HaH): scaling up and sustaining programs as part of mainstream healthcare systems. Drawing from the WHAHC 2025 session “Scaling HaH”, chaired by Itamar Offer (Founder and Co-Chair of WHAHC), this episode brings together powerful lessons from Singapore, France, Israel, and the United States on what it really takes to turn small pilots into permanent system-wide models

You've probably heard of Omicron, but what about Nimbus and Stratus? These are the latest COVID strains spreading around the world, and for most people they'll amount to a heavy cold at worst, lasting just a few days. Or will they? Are these coronaviruses doing more to our immune systems than meets the eye? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Maximilian Hofmann is Sustainability Manager at Raumedic a leading component supplier, CDMO and medical device manufacturer for some of its products. In the 4 years at Raumedic he established sustainability management systems, ISCC-PLUS certifications for two sites and introduced eco-design into Raumedics development process. Despite all the efforts sustainable products are struggling to take off, in this podcast we want to explore the current challenges of sustainable product development in ...

In this episode, we spotlight Forum Discussion 06 from the AD/PD™ 2025 International Conference — “Therapy for AD, PD & LBD: Novel Translational Models, New Receptor- and Neuroinflammation-Based Targets – How Close Are We to Success?”The session was moderated by Prof. Gabriel Gold (Switzerland) and Dr. Meg Smith (USA), with contributions from Dr. Pablo Sardi (USA), Prof. Michael Heneka (Luxembourg), Prof. Thomas Südhof (USA), Dr. Taylor Schmitz (Canada), Prof. Frank Longo (USA), and Dr. Cynthia

Send us a text From a small pharmacy in Massachusetts to a $100 billion healthcare empire, CVS Health has redefined what it means to be a pharmacy. In this episode of Petri Dish Perspectives: Biotech Unleashed, host Manead dives into CVS’s fascinating evolution, from its early days as Consumer Value Store to its bold moves acquiring Aetna and transforming into a fully integrated healthcare provider. We explore how CVS blended retail, insurance, and clinical services to build one of the most p...

Caitlyn Krebs is a biotech executive with over 20 years of experience advancing therapeutics, diagnostics, and digital health innovations. She is the Co-Founder and CEO of Nalu Bio, where she leads the development of next-generation cannabinoid-inspired therapeutics with pharmaceutical-grade quality and scalability. Over her career, Caitlyn has completed more than 50 strategic partnerships and product launches across biopharma, diagnostics, and digital health.Nalu Bio recently announced positive

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In this episode of MedTech Global Insights, we explore the critical role of the European Authorized Representative (EAR) and why the traditional, passive model is no longer sufficient for ambitious MedTech companies. We uncover the hidden costs and strategic disadvantages of using a simple "mailbox" service for EU compliance.We then introduce the modern alternative: the integrated global regulatory partner. This new approach transforms regulatory compliance from a regional hurdle into a global

This episode is sponsored by SI-BONE®, Inc., the designers of the iFuse TORQ® and iFuse TORQ TNT® Implant Systems. In this podcast, Malcolm DeBaun, MD from Duke University moderates a discussion on the management of geriatric pelvic ring injuries with Augustine Saiz, MD of UC Davis and Michael Gardner, MD of Stanford University. The surgeons share their clinical perspectives and experiences in treating these injuries, discussing current approaches to operative and non-operative management, fixation

People First: Building Digital Skills in a Pharma 4.0 World As pharmaceutical transformation accelerates, one factor stands above technology itself — people. In this episode, we explore how digital skills, leadership, and culture are shaping the future of Pharma 4.0, creating empowered, adaptive, and innovation-driven workforces. From foundational digital literacy to advanced AI, data analytics, and automation competencies, this episode breaks down how organizations are preparing talent for an

In this special episode of The Microscopists, we're joined by three passionate voices who share their personal experiences with perimenopause and menopause.They share personal stories of navigating the significant—yet often invisible—changes to their bodies and mental wellbeing, and discuss how these impacted their careers and daily lives.By opening up about the symptoms, and how long it took to recognize what was happening, they hope to help others spot the signs of perimenopause and feel