How drugs are born

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Recording of the live stream February 19, 2024

What you will learn during the episode

  • How people discovered and explored medicines throughout human history?
  • How many lives it cost and when we realized we needed a different approach?
  • How long and challenging the journey a medicine must take today before it reaches the patient?
  • What to expect soon in the field of medicines and what the future of pharmacology might look like?

Who is the guest?

Jan Strojil

Jan Strojil considers himself primarily a teacher, then a doctor and scientist. He works in the infectious diseases department at the University Hospital Olomouc. He received the Fulbright-Masaryk scholarship before it became widely popular. He is troubled by the resignation from proper and rational thinking and fears doctors.

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