Season 3 Begins June 11th!

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Halteres Presents

Halteres Associates

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Halteres Presents is an award-winning, brand-agnostic interview podcast designed to unbiasedly highlight the happenings within the diagnostics industry. In each episode, founding partner Mickey Urdea and managing partner Rich Thayer interview an expert who brings their own unique perspective to an industry topic. https://youtu.be/OmbeM2uGkHo Halteres Associates is a leading bioscience consultancy with extensive, long-term, direct operating experience in a broad spectrum of areas of expertise, including diagnostics, medical devices, therapeutics, research reagents, and bioscience tools.

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Season 3 Begins June 11th!

Halteres Presents

1 minute 43 seconds

1 year ago

Season 3 Begins June 11th!

"Halteres Presents" is back with Season 3 beginning Tuesday June 11th!

Seasons 1 and 2 of "Halteres Presents" had a very rewarding awards season, having been honored with:

a Gold 2024 American Business Award,

a Silver 2023 Davey Award,

a Gold 2024 Muse Creative Award,

a Gold 2023 Titan Health Award,

and an Award of Distinction from the 2024 Communicator Awards.

Thank you all so much for your dedicated listening. This season's guests include Holden Thorp the editor-in-chief of Science Magazine and their family of journals, and 2020 Nobel Laureate Sir Michael Houghton, the co-discoverer of Hepatitis C, as well as many others to cover a wide variety of topics including infectious disease outbreaks being unleashed by global climate change, new FDA guidance on laboratory developed diagnostic tests, and the latest information on the spread of H5N1 avian flu.