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The Bio Report

Levine Media Group
Artificial Intelligence
Data Storage
Clinical Trials
Drug Discovery
Real World Data
Mitochondria
DNA
Data Centers
Healthcare Technology
Environmental Sustainability
Cancer
Patient Outcomes
Aulos Bioscience
Interleukin-2
Data Science
Rewalk Robotics
Cloud Computing
Biomemory
Cancer Therapies
Health Care Transformation

The Bio Report podcast, hosted by award-winning journalist Daniel Levine, focuses on the intersection of biotechnology with business, science, and policy.

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Human leukocyte antigen, or HLA, genes, help the immune system tell the difference between the body’s own tissues and outside threats. In some people, certain versions of HLA genes mistakenly flag normal proteins as dangerous, which can push immune c... more

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Asia is quickly becoming a powerhouse for biopharma innovation, changing ideas about where breakthrough science and fast, cost-efficient drug development happen. A new McKinsey & Company report shows how countries like China, Japan, and India are eac... more

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Leukemia once threatened Aaron Viny’s life, but now it defines his mission. Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia as a college student, he survived chemotherapy, central nervous system relapse, and an allogeneic stem cell transplant from his yo... more

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When Amy Burroughs stepped in as CEO of Terns Pharmaceuticals, she not only had to fill a void created by the death of her predecessor, but also lead a strategic shift from an increasingly crowded area of metabolic disease to focus on its experimenta... more

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Recent Guests

Fangning Zhang
Partner in McKinsey's Shanghai office
McKinsey & Company
Episode: Why Asia is the Emerging Epicenter for Global Biopharmaceutical Progress
Aaron Viny
Hematologist oncologist and laboratory researcher at Columbia University.
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Episode: Reprogramming Cancer from Within
Amy Burroughs
CEO of Terns Pharmaceuticals
Terns Pharmaceuticals
Episode: A Strategic Turn from Obesity to Cancer
Ron Cooper
CEO of EnGene, expert in biotechnology and gene therapy
EnGene
Episode: A One Two Gene Therapy Punch to Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer
Michael Roberts
Co-founder and CEO of Adaptin Bio
Adaptin Bio
Episode: Reprogramming T Cells to Cross the Brain’s Border
Marc Tessier-Lavigne
Co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Xaira
Xaira
Episode: A Billion-Dollar Bet on AI-First Drug Development
Faraz Choudhury
Co-founder and CEO of Immuto Scientific
Immuto Scientific
Episode: Finding New Targets on the Surface of Misfolded Proteins
Marc Iacobucci
Managing Director of Nanology
Nanology
Episode: Targeting Tumors from the Inside Out
Valerie Daggett
Founder and CEO of AltPep
AltPep
Episode: An Effort to Detect and Treat Alzheimer’s at Its Earliest Stages

Host

Daniel Levine
Award-winning journalist and host, known for his expertise in biotechnology, business, science, and policy discussions.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 68 ratings
  • Poor interviewing skills

    It is clear the host is just reading from a script. It’s very distracting the way he pauses in weird places in sentences. And then he essentially ignores what the guest is saying. No follow up questions, no listening, no semblance of conversation, just on to the next canned question. I suggest the host listens to his own interview with Kolluri—he rudely interrupts him several times, and for what reason? Simply to ask his next canned question! It’s so strange. It doesn’t sound like a big deal, bu... more

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    Snsn snsnsn
    United States2 years ago
  • Quality content, poor sound

    If only the sound quality is improved!

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    3
    mandabandana
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Too loud

    The content is interesting and it’s one of the podcasts I listen to most, but the advertisement and especially the jazz transition music is SO LOUD. When I’m driving and my hands are occupied, I actively cringe at the expectation of having my eardrums blasted when an episode begins or ends. When I’m not driving I try to skip ahead to the ~2 minute mark, because missing a bit of starting context from the actual show is worth preserving my hearing. Please make the audio levels consistent.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    DanP9191
    United States5 years ago
  • Not for physicians

    I’m a physician doing translational research in gene therapy. At least for the medical part the interviews discuss inaccurate information. For example there’s a talk where the interviewee says that in medicine therapy for most or all diseases are only symptom based “...such as diabetes and cancer...” which is absolutely wrong as especially in these diseases therapy starts as early as possible specifically to prevent symptoms. In addition there are some interviews where it seems that the members ... more

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    2
    Juliana621
    United States5 years ago
  • Paid for advertising?

    I can see the relevance for investors to hear these advertisements, however, as a scientist I fail to see the value.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    bman90254
    United States5 years ago

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The content is rich and provides insights from credible guests, making it relevant and informative for industry professionals.
Some listeners feel the interviewing style lacks engagement, suggesting more interaction would enhance the content.
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Why Asia is the Emerging Epicenter for Global Biopharmaceutical Progress
Q: What are the main country-by-country strengths discussed?
China emphasizes scale and speed with broad modality coverage; Japan excels in basic science and late-stage development but needs more translational funding; Korea focuses on advanced manufacturing and cell therapy; Singapore acts as a translational hub with strong regional funding; India is pivoting from generics to innovation with growing capability centers.
Why Asia is the Emerging Epicenter for Global Biopharmaceutical Progress
Q: What enables Asia to achieve this momentum across multiple countries?
A coherent mix of government support, regulatory frameworks, capital, talent, and digital enablement across markets, plus strong regional collaboration and targeted funding in places like Japan's venture funding and China's scale, underpins the momentum.
Why Asia is the Emerging Epicenter for Global Biopharmaceutical Progress
Q: How big a shift is Asia from a follower to a driver of pharmaceutical innovation?
Asia's share of global innovative drug pipelines has grown significantly, with large contributions to overall growth and a rising role in cross-border licensing, indicating a fundamental rebalancing of where innovation happens.
Reprogramming Cancer from Within
Q: Can you explain your argument for reframing the problem in cancer treatment?
Instead of just trying to kill cancer cells, we should focus on reprogramming them to regain normal function, which could lead to less toxicity in treatments.
Reprogramming Cancer from Within
Q: How have treatments for hematological cancers evolved since your days as a patient?
Treatments have improved significantly with better management of infectious complications and the introduction of precision therapeutics, which target specific mutations.

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Exploring the intricate landscape of biotechnology, this podcast provides a platform for industry leaders and experts to discuss groundbreaking advancements in science and medicine. Key topics range from innovative cancer therapies and AI-driven drug development to patient-centered approaches in healthcare. Unique insights from guests highlight the latest in biotechnology, from precision medicine strategies to the ethical implications of new technologies, making it a crucial resource for professionals and enthusiasts in the field.

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1. Hard Fork
2. The Ezra Klein Show
3. Interesting Times with Ross Douthat
4. Biotech 2050 Podcast
5. Fresh Air

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The Bio Report launched 12 years ago and published 606 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Bio Report include:

1. Fangning Zhang
2. Aaron Viny
3. Amy Burroughs
4. Ron Cooper
5. Michael Roberts
6. Marc Tessier-Lavigne
7. Faraz Choudhury
8. Marc Iacobucci

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