Christopher Wilson
Stories in Life Sciences
Stories in Life Sciences explores the people, technologies, and strategies transforming how ideas move from discovery to real-world impact in healthcare. Presented by MedAxis AI, each episode features candid conversations with founders, scientists, investors, and commercialization leaders from across Biotech, MedTech, Pharma, and Digital Health. From reimagining surgical tools and personalizing neonatal care with AI, to pioneering predictive ophthalmology and developing bioabsorbable implants — we go behind the scenes of the breakthroughs shaping modern medicine. Every conversation bridges com...
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8 juil. 2026
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Hera Biotech: Precision Diagnostics for Endometriosis and Women's Health | Stories in Life Sciences 26.03.2026 28:45
For decades, women's health has been under-researched, underfunded, and underserved. In this episode of Stories in Life Sciences by MedAxis AI, Christopher Wilson sits down with Somer Barburek, CEO and Co-founder of Hera Biotech, to explore how precision diagnostics and molecular innovation are starting to change that. Somer's path to biotech founder ran through professional rodeo athletics and a...
Dr. Elizabeth Pavez Lorie: Why 90% of Treatments Fail | Stories in Life Sciences 26.03.2026 57:18
90% of drugs fail in clinical trials. In this episode of Stories in Life Sciences by MedAxis AI, Christopher Wilson sits down with Dr. Elizabeth Pavez Lorie, CEO and Co-founder of CompreVie, to explore why that number keeps climbing and what biotech innovation can do about it. Dr. Lorie is building human-relevant organ and tissue models that move, react, and respond like the human body, no animal...
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