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Welcome to "Drug Diaries," the podcast exploring pharmaceuticals, life sciences, and biotechnology. Host Kaushik Trivedi, with over two decades of industry experience, shares his expertise.

Podcast · By Kaushik Trivedi · English · Official site

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Aug 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Why 90% Of Cancer Treatments Fail – Are We Looking In The Wrong Place? (opens the original)

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    In this conversation, Kaushik Trivedi interviews Professor Andrew Beggs, a pioneering figure in cancer genetics and surgery. They discuss the traditional approaches to cancer treatment and how Andrew's dual role as a surgeon and scientist allows him to bridge the gap between immediate patient care and long-term research. Andrew shares his personal journey, including moments of self-doubt, the emotional challenges of balancing surgery and research, and the sacrifices made in pursuit of excellence

  2. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    The Man Who Saved the $50 Billion Drug (Against His Bosses) (opens the original)

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    How one pharmaceutical development project generated 50 billion dollars despite management trying to kill it. See the high-stakes reality. In this episode, Dr. David Brown shares his 52-year journey in drug discovery, the transformative potential of AI in medicine, and the urgent need for the pharmaceutical industry to embrace paradigm shifts to reduce human suffering. You will hear the inside perspective of a clinical development committee meeting where the project was faced with a three-month

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Is West Midlands the next pharma innovation powerhub? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Kaushik Trivedi interviews Professor Neil Hanley about the transformative healthcare innovations happening in the West Midlands, UK. They explore regional collaboration, cutting-edge research, and the future of data-driven medicine. As a thank you to the Drug Diaries Podcast community, I am pleased to share an exclusive 10% discount for Life Sciences Week 2026. Use code: DRUGDIARIES10 https://lifesciencesweek.co.uk/conference-launch-tickets/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the We

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    AI in Pharma: Why The Hype Doesn't Match Reality (opens the original)

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    This discussion breaks down the current state of artificial intelligence integration within the pharmaceutical sector. We examine why scaling AI solutions is a major hurdle for many organisations and how to overcome the gap between technical capability and actual deployment. This is essential viewing for anyone trying to navigate the complexities of adopting advanced technologies in a highly regulated environment. If you are a vendor selling to pharma, the advice provided here is critical. We di

  5. Episode · Jul 11, 2026

    The Content Disconnect That's Killing Healthcare (opens the original)

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    Stop sending mass emails that land you on a blacklist. Learn why mass email practices hurt healthcare communication and how Maya offers a better way. Sending unsolicited bulk emails to entire departments is a fast way to get your domain blocked. This video explains the mechanics behind vendor blacklisting and why standard mass outreach strategies often fail in clinical environments. If you are struggling with low engagement or deliverability issues, understanding these risks is the first step to

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