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Medicine is full of breakthroughs. Most don't become medicine. Behind the Breakthroughs explores scientific ideas that could change how we diagnose and treat disease—and what it will take for them to work. Host Jonathan D. Grinstein, PhD, a scientist-turned-journalist, speaks with the researchers, physicians, and entrepreneurs building the next generation of genetic medicines, diagnostics, AI, precision therapeutics, and biotechnology.
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46 minutes
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52 odcinków
od 17 października 2024
episodic
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What began as a search for plant-friendly CRISPR tools led Matt Begemann, PhD, and colleagues to Cas12a2, or CasCLEAR, an unusual system that can trigger broad nucleic acid damage after recognizing an RNA target, creating potential applications in cancer therapy, diagnostics, and antimicrobials. Wi…
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Human Longevity executive chairman Wei-Wu He discusses how the integration of genomics, advanced imaging, and artificial intelligence could transform disease prediction and personalized preventive medicine. Reflecting on Craig Venter’s legacy, he explores the challenges of democratizing precision m…
Roche’s AXELIOS sequencer, Alzheimer’s blood test, and push to automate mass spectrometry point to a broader strategy of making advanced diagnostics routine. Whether AXELIOS can meaningfully challenge Illumina’s sequencing dominance, however, remains an open question.
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Gene therapy’s biggest bottleneck remains delivery: getting increasingly sophisticated genetic medicines safely into the right cells. SonoThera is taking a radically different approach, using ultrasound and microbubbles instead of viral vectors and nanoparticles, which could allow for larger payloa…
Biocatalysis has evolved from a scientific curiosity into a powerful manufacturing platform, culminating in enlicitide, the first oral macrocyclic peptide PCSK9 inhibitor. Merck’s David Thaisrivongs explains how enzyme engineering helped create this “Goldilocks” class of medicines—and could open pr…
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) isn't going to be solved by new antibiotics alone—it also requires identifying resistant infections quickly enough to guide treatment and prevent transmission. In this episode of Behind the Breakthroughs, Anne Beaubrun, PhD, of Cepheid and Amish Acharya, PhD, of the F…
For decades, psychiatry has relied on symptom-based diagnosis and trial-and-error treatment, but precision medicine is set to transform mental health care by using objective biological measures—such as EEG, sleep and circadian rhythm data, and cognitive testing—with AI-driven analysis to match pati…
AI is transforming biomedical research, but meaningful advances in drug discovery require more than just increasingly powerful algorithms—they depend on combining machine learning with physics-based simulations, mechanistic models, and rigorous experimental validation. In this episode of Behind the…
Philippe Pouletty, MD, is one of Europe’s most successful life sciences entrepreneurs, having spent more than 30 years building category-leading biotechnology and medical technology companies from breakthrough scientific innovations. His most notable achievement is Abivax, which he founded and chai…
While growing up during the polio era, Arthur Caplan, PhD, saw doctors hide painful truths from families and children, which sparked his lifelong questions about power, protection, and inequality in medicine. In this episode, Caplan claims that bioethics has changed from marginalizing or abandoning…
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