
Biology Matters is a podcast about one of the biggest challenges facing modern healthcare: chronic disease. These conditions affect billions of people, account for the majority of healthcare spending, and yet remain poorly understood, difficult to diagnose, and often ineffective to treat. The result is not just a scientific problem, but a system-wide healthcare crisis. Hosted by Steve and Rowan Ga... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesHealth & FitnessScienceMedicine | |||

Women’s health is often reduced to reproductive health, excluding the wider reality of how complex chronic diseases affect women across their lives. In this episode of Biology Matters, Rowan Gardner speaks with Dr. Veronique Bouchet, Chief Medical Of... more
Myalgic encephalomyelitis, also called chronic fatigue syndrome or ME/CFS, is a serious, life-altering disease that affects an estimated 17 – 24 million people worldwide, with many more living with ME-like symptoms following infections such as COVID.... more
Healthcare systems around the world are facing a difficult reality: more people are living longer, but with multiple chronic diseases that are expensive, difficult to manage, and usually diagnosed too late. In this episode of Biology Matters, Ray Paw... more
Healthcare systems around the world are under growing pressure from aging populations, rising costs and the increasing burden of chronic disease. In the debut episode of Biology Matters, hosts Steve and Rowan Gardner, co-founders of PrecisionLife, ex... more
The conversations in Biology Matters tackle a question that sits at the heart of some of society's biggest challenges: why are chronic diseases proving so difficult to treat effectively and how do we solve chronic disease to make healthcare more preventive and personal?
A great listen. Gives us hope that real change is coming to improve healthcare and patient outcomes!
As someone working in disease biology, I found the discussion refreshingly grounded. There's a lot talk in healthcare about AI and innovation, but Steve and Rowan focus on a more important question: do we actually understand the biology driving disease well enough to make better decisions?
The conversation does a really good job of connecting science, healthcare, and real-world outcomes without oversimplifying the challenges. Looking forward to hearing future guests and where the discussion goe... more
If this pilot is anything to go by, this podcast is going to become essential listening for anyone interested in healthcare innovation.
The idea that we're spending more on healthcare while becoming less healthy was a real eye-opener. Steve and Rowan do a great job explaining complex topics in a way that's easy to understand without oversimplifying them.
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #168 |
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