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Jun 10, 2026
What If The Real Blocker Is Coordination Not Data w/ Anastasia Christianson
6:04

Alexander BoothHOST
It's just an interesting question, why is that? Why, why are we-- what are the barriers to expanding more into other areas of healthcare? And, and maybe that's where the two tie up, right? Which is on the R&D side, there's this question of, well, what's preventing us from really utilizing this stuff in R&D? And also, what are the barriers to utilizing it on market as well? So I'm interested in both sides of that equation.
6:25
So definitely on the image analysis and diagnostics, there, there are new, better ways to diagnose disease earlier.
6:36
And in the R&D space, the in discovery, well, a-as I mentioned, technology and AI is being used in every step of the drug discovery and development process at this point, and for several years now.
6:47
In the discovery space, we're seeing new drugs emerging that we think are gonna be beneficial, are gonna be changing the trajectory of disease.
6:56
They still have to go through the clinical trials, which takes nine to twelve years.
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