Precision Medicine

UC San Diego Aims to End Liver Shortage With 3D Printing
Tech & Innovation UC San Diego Aims to End Liver Shortage With 3D Printing

The daunting reality for thousands of individuals is that a diagnosis of end-stage liver failure begins a desperate race against time, a wait for a life-saving organ that, for many, will never arrive. This critical shortage of donor organs has created a persistent crisis in modern medicine, with

Are We Winning the Fight Against Cervical Cancer?
Research & Development Are We Winning the Fight Against Cervical Cancer?

Today we are speaking with Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert whose work at the intersection of public health and cancer epidemiology sheds light on one of the world’s most preventable cancers. We’ll be exploring the complex story behind cervical cancer: a disease for which we have the tools to

Are Forever Chemicals Causing Gestational Diabetes?
Tech & Innovation Are Forever Chemicals Causing Gestational Diabetes?

A comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis led by researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has established a significant association between exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and an increased risk of gestational diabetes mellitus, alongside altered markers

New Recipes Create Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells
Research & Development New Recipes Create Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells

Biopharma expert Ivan Kairatov joins us to discuss a groundbreaking advance in immunotherapy. While treatments like CAR-T cell therapy have shown incredible promise, they are not a solution for every patient, often because the necessary immune cells are rare or difficult to work with. Now,

New Drugs Destroy Previously Undruggable Proteins
Tech & Innovation New Drugs Destroy Previously Undruggable Proteins

A groundbreaking discovery has unveiled a class of small molecules that effectively teach the body to eliminate its own disease-causing components, a development that could rewrite the rules for treating some of the most stubborn medical conditions. An international team of scientists has

Why Promising Gut Therapies Fail in Clinical Trials
Tech & Innovation Why Promising Gut Therapies Fail in Clinical Trials

With over two decades of research in biopharma, Ivan Kairatov has witnessed the evolution of microbiome science from a niche interest into a central player in our understanding of health. As an expert in R&D and technological innovation, he has a unique perspective on the translational gap—the

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