What does it mean when @POTUS says he wants to be involved in picking Iran’s next leader?
In Trump speak it means, get your act together or I will do it for you!
My take on @MariaBartiromo on @FoxNews.
@PahlaviReza
my interview with @marthamaccallum and my subsequent article on @FoxNews was an exercise in controlling my joy while hanging on to my analyst hat!
Challenge accepted! #Epicfury keeps the good news flowing! Thank you @POTUS! https://t.co/WWjayfptC0
“We are not trying to make Iran into Switzerland. We are trying to give Iranians the political and social space to be part of the community of nations.”
My take this morning on @PamelaBrownCNN
I was honored to be a panelist at the Cures Conference on Feb 5 in NYC. Videos are now available online at the conference website and https://t.co/JszsbauAoz - great discussion on AI/ Rare Disease/ Drug Development
#RareDiseaseDay
If you missed the Feb 5 Cures Conference the organizers have posted the videos on https://t.co/JszsbauAoz
Great discussion on AI/ Rare Disease/ Drug Development
What are biotech leaders actually doing with AI right now?
In this clip, Jack Hidary and Nadia Harhen share how they’re using AI to accelerate target discovery, optimize molecules, and improve clinical decision-making.
AI in drug development isn’t coming — it’s here.
AI is transforming drug development by compressing timelines and improving probability of success. Advanced models are enabling faster target identification, precise molecule design, and smarter clinical insights. Reducing risk while accelerating the path to life-saving therapies
AI is helping reduce reliance on animal testing in drug development.
Predictive models can simulate biology, assess toxicity, and optimize compounds earlier — improving precision and accelerating timelines.
Smarter science. Better outcomes.
#AI#DrugDiscovery#Biotech
Improving global health outcomes requires collaboration across every corner of science. Biotech, pharma, technology, and policy. When researchers, innovators, and industry leaders align, we accelerate breakthroughs, and create scalable solutions that reach patients worldwide.
AI isn’t the future of drug discovery. It’s the now. At Cures Conference Session 1, industry leaders break down how AI is accelerating drug innovation. The result? Shorter timelines. Lower costs. And life-saving treatments reaching patients sooner Watch the full sess on YouTube🔗
🧵/ Beyond my OpEd, this has been highlighted by the general lack of enthusiasm for the new FDA pathway for custom gene editing therapies, which was released shortly after FDA’s reversal on a gene therapy for Huntington’s disease. It’s unsettling to those developing drugs, and highlights the risks involved in innovation.
At the same time, the government has demonstrated that it is possible to change the system quickly and effectively - with oral GLP1s from Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk receiving national priority vouchers for expedited regulatory review in exchange for increased affordability and domesticated manufacturing.
🧵/ I’ve been thinking a lot about innovation in the pharmaceutical industry. We need to take a closer look at the structures in place to fund and approve new drug treatments and evaluate how we are incentivizing innovation.
I recently wrote an OpEd in @RealClearHealth, "Biotech’s Innovation Paradox: Why the Excitement is Moving from Cures to Cosmetics." If we don’t change the system, we risk falling behind and losing sight of where innovation is needed most – saving lives.
AI and Biotech
Pharmaceutical and biotech companies are under pressure to repatriate manufacturing and reduce drug prices. Can artificial intelligence be the solution?
https://t.co/UgQOwWOuKU
"This destruction is happening across our nation": Jewish Columbia alum condemns antisemitism as NYC Dems back mayoral candidate refusing to denounce 'globalize the intifada'
Superhuman Work Ethic isn’t a Choice.
Biotech might look glamorous from the outside. But, behind every breakthrough are sleepless nights, funding hurdles, FDA delays, and the serious responsibility of human lives on the line.
As a CEO, a scientist, and someone who deeply cares—I carry that burden every day. Because survival can’t wait.
This isn’t about ambition. It’s about urgency. It's about purpose.
We must do more. Let’s Build.