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Citeline places biopharma and medical device professionals, and those who focus on these industries, at the forefront of knowledge and insight, by providing the perfect combination of news and information together with penetrating insight and analysis. Citeline is a leader in the field of healthcare industry information.
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Next-Generation Diagnostics: "Breathomics" From Imspe
A new diagnostic technology to screen and triage individuals based on breath.
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Ratio Therapeutics On BMS Buy-In, Radiopharma R&D Trends, AI And Assets
Scrip’s senior editor Vibha Ravi speaks with Jack Hoppin, CEO and chairman, and John Babich, chief scientific officer, at Ratio Therapeutics, about the company’s radiopharmaceuticals pipeline, investment by BMS, use of AI, trends and developments in radiopharma research like combining ADCs or PARP inhibitors and more.
https://scrip.citeline.com/SC150098/Ratio-Therapeutics-On-BMS-Investment-Radiopharma-RD-Trends-AI-Use -
China Biotech Podcast (Chinese- and English-language) - April 2024
In this Chinese- and English-language episode, guest speaker Treehill Partners co-founder Ali Parshadezah joins Brian Yang and Dexter Yan to discuss updates on the proposed US BIOSECURE Act and US-China biotech movements, including recent M&A activity.
https://scrip.citeline.com/SC150090/China-Biotech-Podcast-BIOSECURE-Updates-GenmabProfound-Deal -
Scrip's Five Must-Know Things - 15 April 2024
Audio roundup of selected biopharma industry content from Scrip over the business week ended 12 April 2024. In this episode: the shifting sands of pharma R&D; big pharma oncology strategies; semaglutide’s promise in heart failure; AstraZeneca looks to multiple cancer modalities; and an interview with Astellas’s chief strategy officer.
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Drug Fix: US FDA Adcomm Open Public Hearings, Clinical Trial Diversity Plans, Stealth’s Elamipretide
Pink Sheet reporter and editors discuss Richard Pazdur’s call for more diverse opinions in FDA advisory committee meeting open public hearings (:36), agency questions about the stakeholders sponsors consult to execute clinical trial diversity plans (20:52), and Stealth BioTherapeutics’ application for the Barth Syndrome candidate elamipretide getting reviewed (32:23).
More On These Topics From The Pink Sheet
Adcomm Open Public Hearings Have Become Too Sponsor-Driven – US FDA's Pazdur: https://pink.citeline.com/PS150077/Adcomm-Open-Public-Hearings-Have-Become-Too-SponsorDriven--US-FDAs-Pazdur
Clinical Trial Diversity Requires Sponsors Work With An Assortment Of Patient Advocates, Community Organizations: https://pink.citeline.com/PS150081/Clinical-Trial-Diversity-Requires-Sponsors-Work-With-An-Assortment-Of-Patient-Advocates-Community-Organizations
Stealth’s Elamipretide Gets US FDA Review, But Same Questions Linger: https://pink.citeline.com/PS150070/Stealths-Elamipretide-Gets-US-FDA-Review-But-Same-Questions-Linger -
In Conversation With 2024 In Vivo Rising Leader, Hanadie Yousef
In this episode, In Vivo speaks to 2024 Rising Leader Hanadie Yousef, CEO of Juvena Therapeutics, about her journey, the secretome as a source of therapeutics, longevity medicine and alternatives to GLP-1 inhibitors for obesity.
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Too many “uh” during the conversation
Too many “uh” and broken sentences. I find it so painful to follow
Good information, bad delivery
Often times a podcast with very good information, but quite poorly delivered. As someone who regularly conducts market research interviews via telephone and web, I’m very familiar with reading through far too many colloquialisms, filler words, and trite expressions. Words and phrases such as “right “and you know” “um” “and” “uh” make it painful to listen to in any regular basis.