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The Real Chemistry podcast connects the dots between our guests and the innovative work they do to show up and shape the future of healthcare. Why? So, you, the listener, are encouraged to join us in our relentless pursuit to make the world a healthier place for all. Some may call it idealism. We call it Real Chemistry.
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Now displaying: September, 2020
Using Ideas Beyond Medicine to Impact Cancer: Daniella Koren, 2019 Innovation Prize Winner of the C3 Prize and CEO of Arches Technology 0
Sep 24, 2020

Daniella Koren, CEO and founder of Arches Technology, joins the show to share her experience as a past winner of the Astellas Oncology’s C3 Prize, her expertise as an entrepreneur and how others can apply for the C3 Prize before the application window closes on September 28, 2020. Daniella also discusses how Arches Technology developed MyCareCompass, a digital patient education, and engagement program, to help people impacted by cancer navigate everyday care by providing relevant information and evidence-based education in an easy-to-understand format, one step at a time.

Creating Agile Drug Development for Pandemics: Gareth Griffiths, Professor of Clinical Trials at University of Southampton & Saye Khoo, Professor of Pharmacology & Therapeutics at University of Liverpool 0
Sep 18, 2020

Redesigning conventional drug development to function efficiently during COVID-19 and other pandemics is essential. Professor Gareth Griffiths and Professor Saye Khoo explain how their platform, AGILE, is designed to do this necessary work.

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