Ankit Tandon

Future of Pharma: Ideas shaping AI, Biotech and Healthcare

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Future of Pharma explores how AI, biotech, and innovation are transforming the way medicines are discovered, developed, and delivered. From drug discovery to personalized medicine, each episode breaks down the biggest trends shaping the future of healthcare, in a clear, insightful, and forward-looking way. Stay ahead of the science, technology, and ideas redefining medicine. Brought to you by https://www.linkedin.com/in/ankit-tandon/https://youtu.be/HwXgaz0KTPU

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Ankit Tandon

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Science

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Latest episode

May 19, 2026

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Episodes

They’re Trying to Make Humans Live to 150… But No One Is Ready for What Happens Next 19.05.2026

What if living to 120… or even 150… wasn’t science fiction anymore? Right now, billions of dollars are being invested into one idea: reversing aging. From cutting-edge biotech labs to billionaire-backed companies, the race to extend human life is already underway. And the science? It’s moving faster than most people realize. In this episode of Future of Pharma, we break down: The real science behi...

The Science Behind Slowing, and Possibly Reversing, AGING! 18.05.2026

What if aging isn’t just something we have to accept… but something we can understand, and possibly influence? In this episode of *Future of Pharma*, we break down the real science behind aging — and explore whether it might be slowed, or even partially reversed. This isn’t hype or science fiction. It’s based on ongoing research in biology, AI, and biotechnology that’s changing how scientists thin...

He Beat Stage 4 Cancer With a Custom Vaccine 14.05.2026

What if cancer treatment wasn’t one-size-fits-all… but built specifically for you? In this episode of Future of Pharma, we explore one of the most powerful shifts happening in modern medicine: personalised cancer vaccines. In 2023, a patient with advanced cancer received a treatment designed from his own tumour, and months later, his cancer was no longer detectable. This isn’t science fiction. It’...

Are We Reaching the End of Hospitals? What Comes Next? 19.04.2026

What if the hospital, one of the most important buildings in human history is already obsolete? Not in 50 years. Now. In this episode of Future of Pharma, we explore the radical transformation quietly reshaping how, where, and by whom care is delivered. From wearable biosensors that monitor your bloodstream every minute, to AI systems that detect disease before you feel a single symptom, the infra...

Can AI Really Invent New Drugs? The Answer Changes Everything 07.04.2026

Can AI actually invent new medicines — not just discover them? In this video, we explore how artificial intelligence is transforming drug discovery into something entirely new: drug design. From generating novel molecules to simulating their effectiveness before they even exist, AI is changing how medicines are created. We break down real-world breakthroughs like AlphaFold, Insilico Medicine, and...

What Healthcare Will Look Like in 2035 (It’s Closer Than You Think) 04.04.2026

The future of healthcare is closer than you think. From AI-driven drug discovery to personalized medicine and predictive health, this video explores how technology is transforming pharma and redefining how we prevent, diagnose, and treat disease. Discover what’s broken in today’s system, and what healthcare could look like by 2035. Brought to you by Ankit Tandon https://www.linkedin.com/in/ankit-t...

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