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Episode 40: Professor Justin Stebbing, Editor-in-Chief, Oncogene journal
"I learned very early on that the stupidest cancer cell was cleverer than the cleverest oncologist." - Justin Stebbing, Editor-in-Chief of Oncogene, previously the...
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Episode 39: Dr. Keith Flaherty, Director of Clinical Research at Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center
"Technologies have changed enormously in terms of how we can basically procure, preserve, and then interrogate a tumor specimen...like effectively in real time, like...
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Episode 38: Dr. Ole Isacson, Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience, Harvard Medical School
"Artificial Intelligence is a tool that really levels up and creates almost like an equity for everybody to participate and, when used effectively, to...
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Episode 37: Will Greene, Prader-Willi Syndrome patient advocate, Healthcare Engagement Lead at Roche
"The history of rare disease drug development indicates that once you start looking harder for cases, you often tend to find them." - Will...
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Episode 36: Zak Kohane, Department of Biomedical Informatics at Harvard Medical School
"Patients have already been exposed to these large language models (LLMs). Yes, they are aware of the risks, but they are also very aware...
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Episode 35: Charlene Son Rigby, CEO at Global Genes
"And what I was really surprised about was that everybody was doing data collection in a different way. And I kept thinking that, gosh,...