Episode date 13.01.2025
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Dr Kevin Fernando
Shaalan Beg MD
Dr Amar Puttanna
Prof. Richard Brady
Prof. Partha Kar
Katie King, PhD
Daniel Ghinn
DANIEL GHINN: Wow, so you were actually inspired by how you saw other consultants working, and what you saw in their work?
PARTHA KAR: Yeah. Definitely.
DANIEL GHINN: What’s most exciting you about advancements in the treatment diabetes.
PARTHA KAR: So I think if you look across the board… I would say in type 1 diabetes it’s go to be…
SHAALAN BEG: Well the challenge is that less than five percent of people with cancer are treated on a cancer clinical trial.
DANIEL GHINN: Wow,
SHAALAN BEG: While at the same time, there are hundreds of cancer clinical trials that are running behind because they can’t find patients.
KEVIN FERNANDO: Well to be honest it’s the toughest time I’ve worked in General Practice in the last fifteen years.
KATIE KING: Well how can we solve for these problems, so that we can have mass manufacture in a space environment?
RICHARD BRADY: It’s startling, when Government are asked about the incidence of diseases, how inaccurate their own figures are.
AMAR PUTTANNA: Education is an experience, and that’s the key thing…
KEVIN FERNANDO: 2010, estimated doubling of medical knowledge about three years. Guess what it is now, Daniel?
DANIEL GHINN: Well it must be less than that!
KEVIN FERNANDO: Yes, estimated time for doubling of all medical knowledge…
DANIEL GHINN: Oh my goodness, that’s ridiculous!
AMAR PUTTANNA: You can get behind if you don’t know it, and I need to know.
SHAALAN BEG: A dirty little secret is…
KATIE KING: We’re building a pharmaceuticals factory in microgravity…
RICHARD BRADY: We are finding that politicians are more and more interested in colorectal disease. One of the big issues is…
KATIE KING: The impact that this can have on everyone is just gigantic.
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