Diaceutics PLC
The Better Testing, Better Treatment Podcast
The Better Testing, Better Treatment podcast explores the opinions of both a clinician and a pathologist on new and upcoming lab-based topics. Diaceutics are committed to enabling better testing, better treatment with labs at the center of our mission, and these podcasts have been created to highlight how clinicians and pathologists view the same topic.
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Sep 3, 2025
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Episodes
The Hematopathology Team: from Slide to Strategy 03.09.2025 58:51
In episode 9, we are joined by Dr. Philip Kuriakose and Dr. Juan Gomez-Gelvez, who analyse how collaboration within hematopathology drives optimal patient care.
The Pathology-Oncology Connection: Labs in Action 21.05.2025 53:24
Episode 8 of the 'Better Testing, Better Treatment' podcast welcomes our special guests, Dr. Chandler Park, co-director of GU cancer clinical trials at Norton Cancer Institute, and Dr. Sameer Talwalkar, board-certified Hematopathologist and Molecular Pathologist at CPA Lab, Norton Healthcare.
Exploring Inherited Cancer: from Clinic to Lab. 19.02.2025 50:46
In episode 7, our guests Anna Considine, Consultant Cancer Genetic Counsellor and Samantha Butler, Principal Clinical Scientist explore how genetic testing for inherited cancer has evolved over the last 20 years, transforming both clinical practice and patient care.
Artificial Intelligence in Prostate Cancer: from clinic to lab 13.11.2024 23:40
In this podcast, Professor Ferlicot, an anatomopathologist, and Dr. Mario Terlizzi, a radiation oncologist, will explore AI's applications in prostate cancer care, including diagnostics (imaging and histological assessment), and therapeutics.
Oncogenic Fusion Detection and Reporting in NSCLC and solid tumors: from clinic to lab 21.08.2024 42:33
Dr. James Solomon, Assistant Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and Assistant Attending Physician at the New York Presbyterian Hospital and Dr. Ashish Saxena, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College and Assistant Attending Physician at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital discuss the diverse and rapidly evolving but highly important topi...
Targeted therapies in cancer: From clinic to labs 28.05.2024 49:08
Professor. Frederique Penault-Llorca, CEO of the Comprehensive Regional Cancer Institute Centre Jean PERRIN, Clermont-Ferrand, France and Deputy President, UNICANCER, and Professor Pascal Pujol, Head of Cancer Genetics department at the University Hospital of Montpellier, France and President of the French Society of Predictive and Personalized Medicine (SFMPP) will discuss the topic of implementi...
Targeted therapies in Gastric cancer: From clinic to labs 24.04.2024 40:15
Pathologist, Dr. Dhanpat Jain is a Professor of Pathology and Internal Medicine (section of Digestive Diseases) at Yale School of Medicine, and oncologist, Dr. Stacey Stein, is an Associate Professor of Medicine, also at the Yale School of Medicine. During this podcast, they will discuss the topic of implementing targeted therapies in gastric cancer.
Artificial Intelligence in Breast Cancer: from Clinic to Lab 15.11.2023 30:27
Oncologist, Dr. Elie Rassy, and pathologist, Dr. Magali Lacroix-Triki, from the Gustave Roussy Cancer Campus, dive into discussions about the profound impact that AI has brought to breast cancer diagnosis. By listening to this podcast, you will learn about current projects utilizing artificial intelligence, the challenges that AI brings to pathology labs and the future potential of this innovative...
HRD Testing from Clinic to Lab 15.11.2023 23:41
This podcast focuses on the topic of HRD testing from both a clinician and pathologist point of view and is now available to listen in full
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