How (not) to waste a billion dollars (on your clinical trial)

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Development and Research

Ross Rheingans-Yoo

6 episodes

2 days ago

The clinical trials process is broken. It is unbelievably expensive and slow: it takes more than ten years and a billion dollars to get a typical drug approved. Join Ross Rheingans-Yoo on Development & Research—a new video series on fixing drug development, with new episodes on some Tuesdays.

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How (not) to waste a billion dollars (on your clinical trial) — with Meri Beckwith

Development and Research

56 minutes 26 seconds

5 months ago

How (not) to waste a billion dollars (on your clinical trial) — with Meri Beckwith

I'm joined this week by Meri Beckwith, who founded Lindus Health after being a clinical trial patient—because he was astounded at how badly clinical drug trials were being run by the world's leading companies.

We talk about why clinical trials companies are twenty years behind in adopting new technologies, how a flooded supply closet can cause a billion-dollar clinical trial to fail, and his speculation about the incentives that—so far—have stopped the world from getting better.

Full transcript at https://developmentandresearch.bio/episode/meri-beckwith/