David Fajgenbaum has become a "man on fire," determined to repurpose as many generic drugs as possible for diseases without approved treatments. Fajgenbaum, whose efforts have been recognized by former President Bill Clinton, spoke with In Vivo about his own patient journey with a disease with no approved treatment and about the Every Cure Foundation, a non-profit he co-founded to fulfill his ambitions.   

In this one-off podcast, reporter Barnaby Pickering speaks Jérôme Marzinski and Dr Christian Coviello, the CEO and CTO, respectively, of OxSonics, a UK-based start-up which is working on an ultrasound-based technology that has been designed to enhance the potency of oncological drugs.

hVIVO, a specialist contract research organization, performs human challenge trials, helping pharma companies develop vaccines with greater efficiency. Chief scientific officer Andrew Catchpole recently spoke with In Vivo about what it takes to perform an effective human challenge study, how they keep study participants safe, and how the company is helping address the ongoing scourge of malaria.  

After securing US orphan designation for an artificial intelligence-assisted therapeutic, Insilico's co-CEO Feng Ren sits down for a wide-ranging interview in which he discusses why AI drug discovery is more predictable, efficient and cost-effective than the conventional bench-to-bed model. AI's limitations and validations, why the industry should get excited about algorithms, data sets and deep learning are other topics to consider in this fast-growing field. 

Diogo Rau, chief information and digital officer at Lilly, talks to In Vivo about the company’s plans for making big and disruptive changes using digital strategy to speed up drug development.

In this episode of the In Vivo podcast, Jo Shorthouse speaks with the co-founder and chief commercial officer of the site management organization, Panthera Biopartners. The discussion centers on the practicalities and reality of running clinical trial sites as a business, and the age-old challenge of patient recruitment.

In this episode of the In Vivo podcast, David Wild speaks with Petra Jantzer, senior managing director and global life sciences lead at Accenture, about the changing deals landscape. The discussion centers on the shifts in M&A strategies that Jantzer has been seeing among big pharmas and the need for other companies to adapt to a world in which technologies and processes become a key focus of growth.

The eighth annual MedTech Forum from APACMed chose Patient Futures as its 2022 theme. New chairman John Collings described to In Vivo how the local industry is seeking to both protect data and build trust with patients.