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Carole Ho, Chief Medical Officer at Denali Therapeutics, discusses how genetic findings have paved the way for one of the largest start-ups to take on neurodegeneration.
Deborah Zarin, director ofClinicalTrials.gov, discusses the new trial registration rules and the need for transparency in the clinical research enterprise.
Michael Rosenblatt, newly appointed Chief Medical Officer of Flagship Ventures and former Chief Medical Officer at Merck & Co., discusses his move from industry to venture capital.
Melissa Paoloni, an architect of the I-SPY 2 trial at QuantumLeap Healthcare Collaborative, discusses the evolution of one of the first adaptive, umbrella trials.
Jim O'Neill, chair of the United Kingdom's review into antimicrobial resistance, says industry needs to up its game in the battle against antimicrobial resistance.
Stevin Zorn, executive scientist in residence at Lundbeck Research USA, discusses the growing interest in how inflammation might drive Alzheimer disease and mood disorders.
Arthur Caplan, a medical ethicist at the New York University School of Medicine, discusses how to fairly distribute experimental drugs outside of clinical trials.
Ian Tomlinson, former head of business development for GlaxoSmithKline and now chairman of the Apollo Therapeutics Fund, discusses a new model of pharmaceutical–academic partnership.
Michael Hanson, president of the GPCR Consortium, discusses how industry and academic partners are shedding light on one of the most important classes of drug targets.