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233: How the biotech revolution could come apart at the seams
233: How the biotech revolution could come apart at the seams

Our colleague Matthew Herper joins us to discuss his thoughtful, personal story on how the biotech revolution that brought us genome editing, Covid-1…

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232: Anti-science at the polls, a biotech odd couple, & the stakes of the midterms
232: Anti-science at the polls, a biotech odd couple, & the stakes of the midterms

Our colleague Sarah Owermohle joins us to discuss how pandemic shutdowns, Covid-19 vaccines, and the prospect of arresting Anthony Fauci have become …

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231: BU's Covid tinkering, FDA on trial, & why it's hard to take drugs off the market
231: BU's Covid tinkering, FDA on trial, & why it's hard to take drugs off the market

Lawyer and bioethicist ​​Holly Fernandez Lynch joins us to explain a watershed test of the FDA's authority to revoke drug approvals. And STAT's Helen…

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230: BIO's messy transition, mRNA's future, & Biogen's next CEO
230: BIO's messy transition, mRNA's future, & Biogen's next CEO

STAT Washington correspondent Rachel Cohrs joins us to explain the abrupt departure of the CEO of BIO, the lobbying group representing biotech on Cap…

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229: Nobels for science, biotech dealmaking, & a friendly FTC
229: Nobels for science, biotech dealmaking, & a friendly FTC

The newest Nobel laureates got their phone calls from Stockholm this week, and STAT science writer Megan Molteni joins us to explain their prize-winn…

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228: A surprise success in Alzheimer's and how FDA history seeded modern controversy
228: A surprise success in Alzheimer's and how FDA history seeded modern controversy

Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's treatment from partners Biogen and Eisai, succeeded in a pivotal clinical trial, and we explain the surprising developme…

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227: Biden's Covid declaration, twilight of the SPAC, & genome editing 2.0
227: Biden's Covid declaration, twilight of the SPAC, & genome editing 2.0

Heidi Tworek, a professor at the University of British Columbia and expert on public health communication, joins us to discuss President Biden's decl…

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226: Pharma's telehealth gold mine, the return of the biotech IPO, & a merger deferred
226: Pharma's telehealth gold mine, the return of the biotech IPO, & a merger deferred

Our colleague Katie Palmer joins us to explain a burgeoning trend in pharmaceutical advertising that has health policy experts alarmed. We also discu…

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225: Illumina's $8 billion limbo, a new treatment for ALS, & Emirati biotech funding
225: Illumina's $8 billion limbo, a new treatment for ALS, & Emirati biotech funding

Our colleague Matthew Herper joins us to discuss how Illumina, the biggest company in genomic sequencing, got into an $8 billion predicament. We also…

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224: The anti-aging research boom, the Godfather of biotech, & the future of Biogen
224: The anti-aging research boom, the Godfather of biotech, & the future of Biogen

Our colleague Megan Molteni joins us to explain the scientific discoveries, rampant hype, and Silicon Valley billions behind the burgeoning field of …

4 years, 2 months ago

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