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The Bio Report

Levine Media Group
Clinical Trials
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Precision Medicine
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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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Multi-specific antibodies promise to unlock complex biology that conventional monoclonals can’t touch, but their added mechanisms of action also introduce safety and developability risks. These antibodies—especially T‑cell engagers—behave differently... more

Acute ischemic stroke is both ubiquitous and undertreated. Only a small fraction of patients currently receive clot-busting drugs or mechanical thrombectomy because of the small treatment window. That’s because existing therapies require rapid presen... more

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Plasma gelsolin is an abundant, endogenous regulator of inflammation that is consumed during severe inflammatory insults. When levels fall too low, patients are at higher risk of organ damage and death, particularly in settings like acute respiratory... more

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A chronic shortage of high‑quality targets remains one of the biggest constraints in drug discovery, even as therapeutic tools become more powerful and diverse. Regeneron is tackling that problem with its Regeneron Genetics Center, which has built a ... more

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Recent Guests

Susan Levinson
CEO of BioAegis Therapeutics
BioAegis Therapeutics
Episode: A Pipeline in a Product that Reimagines Control of Inflammation
Aris Baras
Head of Regeneron Genetics Center
Regeneron Genetics Center (RGC)
Episode: Building a Genetics Engine to Crack the Target Bottleneck
Terry Connolly
CEO of K36 Therapeutics
K36 Therapeutics
Episode: Stopping Shape-Shifting Tumors with a First-in-Class Epigenetic Drug
Angela Hwang
CEO of Metaphore
Metaphore
Episode: Rewriting the Rules of Antibody Drug Design
Yerem Yeghiazarians
Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Soley Therapeutics
Soley Therapeutics
Episode: Mapping Cellular Stress Biology to Tackle Undruggable Targets
Eric Elenko
President and co-founder of PureTech
PureTech Health
Episode: Turning Abandoned Drugs into Breakthroughs
Robert Schickel
CEO of Nuago Therapeutics
Nuago Therapeutics
Episode: Targeting Cancer Survival Genes in Solid Tumors
James Mackay
CEO of Crystalis Therapeutics
Crystalis Therapeutics
Episode: Addressing Treatment Gaps in Gout
Silviu Itescu
Founder and CEO of Mesoblast
Mesoblast
Episode: An Off-the-Shelf Cell Therapy to Calm Cytokine Storms

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Daniel Levine
Host of The Bio Report

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 70 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 States3 years ago
  • Quality content, poor sound

    If only the sound quality is improved!

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    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.

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    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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    Juliana621
    United States6 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.

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    bman90254
    United States6 years ago

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A Pipeline in a Product that Reimagines Control of Inflammation
Q: How does gelsolin work differently from other anti-inflammatory drugs?
Gelsolin is an abundant blood protein that regulates inflammation without immunosuppression; it acts on macrophages and neutrophils to control inflammatory responses while preserving the immune system's ability to fight infections, and has shown safety in animal and early human studies.
A Pipeline in a Product that Reimagines Control of Inflammation
Q: What exactly is ARDS and why is it such a challenge to treat pharmacologically?
ARDS is a life-threatening lung injury where fluid leaks into the lungs, causing breathing difficulty and poor oxygenation; there are no approved pharmacological treatments yet, so care focuses on supporting oxygenation and ventilation while seeking new drugs through complex and variable clinical studies.
Building a Genetics Engine to Crack the Target Bottleneck
Q: How do you decide when a genetic association is strong enough to advance a target versus keeping it as a biomarker or risk signal?
We prioritize very large-effect findings with a clear direction of effect and robust genetic evidence, and we continuously validate with functional and clinical context to ensure the target is tractable and has a real therapeutic potential, while using biomarkers to enrich and optimize trial design.
Building a Genetics Engine to Crack the Target Bottleneck
Q: What surprised you after more than a decade in this field and what benefits have you seen beyond your initial expectations?
A key surprise has been how scalable data integration has become: proteomics can outperform genetics in some predictive contexts, and data platforms dramatically speed up discovery, opportunity identification, and trial design, enabling many programs to move from discovery to actionable development more quickly than before.
Building a Genetics Engine to Crack the Target Bottleneck
Q: How has the original vision of linking genetics to therapeutics evolved now that you've sequenced millions of exomes and built a biobank-scale platform?
The core vision remains to address the target bottleneck, but the approach has expanded from focusing on a few large-effect targets to leveraging millions of genomes and proteomes to uncover diverse, high-impact targets and to enable patient stratification, new indications, and faster translation into therapies.

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This show centers biotech business, science strategy, and policy, featuring leaders from cutting-edge companies and research institutions. Episodes typically explore therapeutic platforms, clinical progress, regulatory pathways, and market considerations, with a practical bent on how science translates into company strategy and investor opportunities. A standout pattern is the breadth of senior executives and subject-matter experts discussing both scientific rationale and real-world commercialization, often touching on fundraising, partnerships, and regulatory hurdles. Listeners likely include biotech professionals, investors, and policy enthusiasts seeking actionable insights on emerging therapies and industry dynamics.

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Recent guests on The Bio Report include:

1. Susan Levinson
2. Aris Baras
3. Terry Connolly
4. Angela Hwang
5. Yerem Yeghiazarians
6. Eric Elenko
7. Robert Schickel
8. James Mackay

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