A(z) Darsh csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2025)

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41. Ella Davar: The Nutrition Lies That Are Keeping You Sick (Do This Instead) 37:43

3d ago37:43

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What if everything you’ve been told about nutrition is only half the story? It’s not just about avoiding carbs, counting macros, or following the latest health trend—it’s about how food impacts your metabolism, gut, and long-term health on a deeper level. The problem? Most people are stuck in a cycle of restrictive diets, misinformation, and ultra-…

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[Greatest Hits] From Lawyer to Creative Director: Journeying into Insights and Storytelling with Kory Grushka 47:16

4d ago47:16

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In this Greatest Hits episode of Getting to Aha!, Darshan Mehta is joined by Kory Grushka, Founder and Creative Director of Stories Bureau. Together, they delve into the interaction of Kory’s creative and legal career paths; explore the founding of Stories Bureau; and examine the impact of AI on storytelling. Kory Grushka is an entrepreneur and cre…

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Getting Ready for SOS 2025: FDA 483s, SOPs, and Site Survival 10:35

8h ago10:35

10:35

In this conversation, Edye Edens and Darshan Kulkarni discuss the excitement and plans for the upcoming Save Our Sites (SOS) Second Annual Conference in Oklahoma City. They highlight the importance of connecting with key industry leaders and peers in person, including names like Dan Sfera, Brad Hightower, and others who have been instrumental voice…

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Maximizing Site Value 2:13

3d ago2:13

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When selling a clinical trial site, many owners focus solely on the amount they’ll receive, but the real key is understanding the multiplier that determines your valuation. In M&A transactions, hitting the right EBITDA threshold—such as $3M, $10M, or $25M—can significantly increase your multiplier, turning a 6X valuation into 10X or more. While som…

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40. Master Your Sleep Routine: The Science of Matching Your Sleep to Your Biology 15:53

4d ago15:53

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Sleep isn't just about rest, it's a critical pillar of metabolic health, cognitive function, and longevity. In this solo episode of Extend, I dive deep into the science of sleep routines and circadian rhythms. I share how proper sleep habits are foundational to the new healthcare paradigm focused on vitality rather than disease management. I explai…

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5 Key Areas to Review in Clinical Trial Agreements 3:33

5d ago3:33

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Contract issues are more common than you think. Edye Edens shares the five critical areas you should always review before signing: Basic Details & Formatting – Ensure names, dates, and references are correct, pages are in order, and there are no typos or inconsistencies from previous templates. Appendices & Exhibits – Verify that referenced documen…

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39. Dr. Chris Palmer: Can Fixing Your Diet Help Treat Mental Illness? The Science Says Yes! 1:29:29

7d ago1:29:29

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Have you ever felt like mental health care is stuck in the past? Why are rates of depression, anxiety, and even conditions like autism skyrocketing in today’s world? And why does traditional treatment often fall short? Spoiler: the answer lies deeper than just brain chemistry… it’s all about your metabolic health. In this week’s episode of Extend, …

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Discussing Stem Cell Research Opportunities with a Research Site Owner 7:43

7d ago7:43

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At the Site Council meeting, Darshan Kulkarni had the opportunity to speak with Mohamed Hakim, a site owner who has consolidated six clinical research sites into three. Their conversation explored the evolving landscape of clinical research, particularly in stem cell studies, in light of the regulatory shifts happening under the Trump administratio…

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Quality Management: A Must in Clinical Trial Contracts 6:23

9d ago6:23

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In the second part of our discussion, Edye Edens speaks with subject matter expert Helen Maurer about integrating quality management into clinical trial contracts. While contracts often cover legal aspects like termination and jurisdiction, they frequently lack clear quality management plans. Helen emphasizes the importance of defining responsibili…

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38. Salim Najjar: Feeling Stressed & Tired? Your HRV Might Hold the Answer 36:12

10d ago36:12

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What if the key to peak performance and longevity isn’t just in your workouts, diet, or sleep, but in how well your body handles stress? Optimizing your health isn’t just about the latest supplements or fitness trends, it’s about understanding your nervous system, heart rate variability (HRV), and how small daily habits shape your resilience over t…

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The Future of Higher Ed Marketing: Personalization & Authenticity with Carrie Phillips 34:50

11d ago34:50

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In this episode of Getting to Aha!, host Darshan Mehta chats with Carrie Phillips, Chief Communications and Marketing Officer at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, about the evolving landscape of higher education marketing. They explore the shift toward digital transformation, the balance between professional production and authentic storyt…

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37. 10 Physician-Approved Guidelines for Optimizing Your Sleep Environment 10:38

11d ago10:38

10:38

If you’re struggling to fall asleep, waking up in the middle of the night, or feeling groggy in the morning, the problem might not be you—it might be your sleep environment. Most people don’t realize just how much their bedroom setup impacts sleep quality. In this episode of Xtend, I’m breaking down exactly how you can optimize your space to promot…

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AI-Powered Chatbots in Pharma Sales and Education 5:29

11d ago5:29

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ChatGPT's recent update introduced an AI engagement feature reminiscent of the movie Her, the conversation is highly relevant as AI becomes more integrated into daily business operations. While AI voice chat offers benefits like consistent messaging, 24/7 availability, and efficiency, it also brings significant risks—especially in the heavily regul…

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Will New Tariffs Disrupt Your Next Pharma Deal? 1:21

12d ago1:21

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The proposed 25% tariff on pharmaceutical APIs from China could have far-reaching effects on M&A transactions within the life sciences and healthcare industries. Since a significant portion of pharmaceutical raw materials originate in China, companies may face increased costs not only in sourcing but also in sales, as Canada considers imposing its …

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Protecting Patient Data in a Changing Regulatory Landscape 5:10

13d ago5:10

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In this discussion, Edye Edens and Helen Maurer dive into the critical topic of data privacy and security in clinical research, particularly in light of potential federal oversight. Helen, an expert in compliance and quality assurance within oncology research, emphasizes the need for clinical trial sites—especially those at major academic medical c…

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36. Vishen Lakhiani: THIS is Why Most Wellness Routines Are Failing You… 1:05:41

14d ago1:05:41

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Do you ever feel like your wellness journey is missing something? We often focus on physical health—what we eat, how we exercise—but overlook the powerful role our mind plays in driving true transformation. From reducing stress to optimizing focus, your thoughts and beliefs shape every aspect of your well-being. The key to lasting change may be clo…

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Off-Label Promotion Changes in 2025 31:17

14d ago31:17

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Stephanie Trunk and Darshan Kulkarni discuss the evolving landscape of the pharmaceutical industry under the Trump Administration in 2025. They highlight the uncertainty surrounding regulatory changes, particularly with new leadership at the FDA, CMS, and HHS (with RFK confirmed). There is concern over shifting prosecutorial priorities, overturned …

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35. Julie Gibson Clark: The Longevity Lies You’ve Been Told (And What Actually Works) 23:01

15d ago23:01

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Most people think longevity is about expensive treatments, cutting-edge technology, or the latest supplements. But what if the real key to aging well comes down to something much simpler, understanding your body, making informed choices, and building habits that last? Healthspan matters more than lifespan, and the small, consistent actions you take…

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Turning Physicians into Leaders 16:23

17d ago16:23

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Kate Woods interviews Lee Scheinbart, who shares valuable advice for physicians aspiring to become Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) or take on leadership roles in healthcare. Lee stresses the importance of being intentional in career decisions and encourages young physician leaders to first focus on becoming competent clinicians. He advises earning me…

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[Greatest Hits] Differentiation and Authenticity in Marketing with Alex Montas 29:54

18d ago29:54

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In this Greatest Hits episode of Getting to Aha!, Darshan Mehta is joined by Alex Montas, then Head of Marketing at BENlabs. They discuss Alex’s background and entrepreneurial mindset, the importance of differentiation, the need to maintain humanity and connection in the digital landscape, the evolution of AI in marketing, and the importance of tak…

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Key Regulatory Agencies in Pharma M&A 1:18

18d ago1:18

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When conducting an M&A transaction in the pharmaceutical or medical device industry, compliance must be a top priority. Regulatory agencies like the DOJ, FDA, OIG, and OCR have strengthened oversight, emphasizing successor liability and the need for strong compliance programs. Beyond FDA regulations, companies must consider fraud prevention, HIPAA,…

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34. Fix Hidden Sleep Issues, Supercharge Recovery & Upgrade Your Health 14:13

19d ago14:13

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Sleep isn’t just about rest, it’s a critical pillar of metabolic health, cognitive function, and longevity. Poor sleep quality is linked to increased risks of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, neurodegeneration, and even cancer. In this episode of Extend, I break down how tracking your sleep can uncover hidden disorders, optimize recovery, and impr…

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Does E6 (R3) Blur the Line Between GCP and Privacy Laws? 1:37

19d ago1:37

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In this video, Edye Edens discusses the recent transition of ICH GCP E6 from R2 to R3, highlighting an interesting question she received: Is R3 evolving into a privacy doctrine? Given its increased focus on data protection, system validation, and privacy responsibilities, some wonder if it overlaps with regulatory frameworks like HIPAA, especially …

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RFK Jr. Confirmed as HHS Secretary: What It Means for Healthcare Policy 8:01

20d ago8:01

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Edye Edens and Darshan Kulkarni dive into the confirmation of RFK Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services and the immediate impact of President Trump’s latest executive order. The order mandates a comprehensive national health assessment, addressing issues like obesity, diabetes, and pediatric disorders, and aims to reshape the country’s appr…

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33. Kelly and Juliet Starrett: Want to Age Strong? Start With This Mobility Routine 2:17:18

21d ago2:17:18

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Most of us think hitting the gym a few times a week is enough—but what about the other 23 hours of your day? Your daily habits could be silently limiting your mobility and longevity without you even realizing it. In this episode of Extend, I sit down with Kelly and Juliet Starrett, bestselling authors of Built to Move and pioneers in the world of m…

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America’s Research Future in Jeopardy 7:44

23d ago7:44

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Darshan Kulkarni and Edye Edens break down the significant impact of the Trump administration’s decision to cut NIH funding and reduce agency workforces, including the FDA, OHRP, and other key regulatory bodies. They discuss how these cuts could lead to serious disruptions in research funding, approval timelines, and the overall pace of medical inn…

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32. Dr. Ed Walker: How to Control Your Hunger Naturally (Without Injections) 45:59

24d ago45:59

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How often do you find yourself struggling with cravings, feeling like your hunger is out of control, or wondering why weight loss feels impossible? The truth is, your gut is running the show, specifically, a powerful hormone called GLP-1 that regulates appetite, metabolism, and even inflammation. And the secret to boosting it naturally? Bitterness.…

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Trump Administration’s NIH cuts: Will they cripple US medical research? 7:48

24d ago7:48

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Darshan Kulkarni and Edye Edens discuss the recent controversy surrounding the Trump administration’s decision to cap NIH overhead funding (also known as indirect costs or F&A) at 15%. This sweeping change has already sparked significant backlash, with academic medical centers, particularly in Democratic states, filing lawsuits to challenge the pol…

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The Power of Human-Centric Business in an AI World with Gregorio Uglioni 31:35

25d ago31:35

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In this episode of Getting to Aha!, host Darshan Mehta chats with Gregorio Uglioni, a renowned CX expert and three-time bestselling author, about the transformative power of human-centric business strategies in an AI-driven world. They delve into the importance of time as our most valuable currency, creating emotional connections and balancing tech…

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DEI Under Trump: What It Means for Clinical Trials 7:47

25d ago7:47

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The Trump administration’s early actions have significantly impacted federally funded programs, particularly in the clinical trial space, by rolling back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. This shift raises serious concerns for scientific research, as diversity in clinical trials ensures that drugs and devices are effective across …

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31. Are You Training Harder, But Feeling Worse? 11:36

26d ago11:36

11:36

You hit the gym, push your limits, and stay consistent, but if you’re skipping recovery, you’re actually holding yourself back. Overtraining doesn’t just slow muscle growth; it ramps up inflammation, messes with your metabolism, and puts unnecessary stress on your heart. In today’s episode of Extend, I’m breaking down why recovery is the missing pi…

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CAPA & RCA: A Must for Pharma M&A 1:39

26d ago1:39

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When acquiring a pharmaceutical company, evaluating its quality and compliance programs is crucial. A strong program starts with well-documented policies and procedures, followed by comprehensive training to ensure employees understand and follow them. However, having policies in place isn’t enough—regulatory bodies like the FDA and DOJ stress that…

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Trump Targets Indirect Costs in NIH Funding 1:21

27d ago1:21

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On Friday, the Trump administration announced a 15% cap on NIH indirect costs, raising important questions about its impact on research funding. Edye Edens breaks down what this means, clarifying that while direct costs like salaries and equipment remain unchanged, the cap affects crucial behind-the-scenes expenses such as lab maintenance, IT infra…

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30. Dr. Matt Walker: The Sleep Habit That’s Secretly Aging You (and How to Fix It) 1:48:17

28d ago1:48:17

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How many nights have you told yourself you’ll catch up on sleep later? You push through exhaustion, thinking it’s just part of life. But here’s the truth: chronic sleep deprivation isn’t just making you tired—it’s rewiring your brain, disrupting your hormones, and holding you back from living your best life. In this episode of Extend, I sit down wi…

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The USAID Halt and Its Consequences for Clinical Research 2:29

28d ago2:29

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The Trump administration’s actions have effectively halted USAID-funded clinical research worldwide, creating an unprecedented situation with significant ethical, legal, and medical implications. Clinical trials that relied on USAID funding have stopped, leaving ongoing research in limbo and raising serious concerns about what happens to trial part…

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Ebola Vaccine Trial in Record Time! 2:29

1M ago2:29

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On January 30, 2025, Uganda confirmed an outbreak of the Ebola Sudan virus, and in an unprecedented global first, a clinical trial to assess the efficacy of a vaccine against the virus was launched within just four days. This rapid response was made possible by proactive planning following a 2022 outbreak, during which the Ugandan Ministry of Healt…

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Your Clinical Trial Site M&A Agreement is Exposing You to Risk 0:50

1M ago0:50

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When working on an M&A transaction involving a clinical trial site, it's crucial to thoroughly review vendor agreements. It's not just about what is included, but what is missing. For example, do you have the right quality and privacy agreements in place, or are you unknowingly exposing yourself to liability? If there’s a lack of necessary agreemen…

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[Greatest Hits] Abandoning Alcoholic Rituals with Ila Byrne, Co-Founder at Parch Spirits Co. 43:59

1M ago43:59

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In this Greatest Hits episode of Getting to Aha!, Darshan Mehta is joined by Ila Byrne, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing and Innovation Officer at Parch Spirits Co. Together, they delve into why you should always keep your finger on the pulse of your chosen industry; how the alcohol market is experiencing a massive shake-up; and why constant curiosit…

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29. The #1 Sign You’re Aging Faster Than You Should 15:23

1M ago15:23

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What’s the point of living longer if you’re stiff, in pain, or struggling to stay independent? Mobility isn’t just about stretching, it’s about keeping your joints fluid, your muscles strong, and your balance sharp so you can move with ease at any age. In today’s episode of Extend, I’m breaking down why mobility is the most overlooked pillar of lon…

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What Does ICH E6 R3 Say About Returning Data to Participants? 1:01

1M ago1:01

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The most recent ICH E6(R3) final guidance introduces critical updates to Good Clinical Practice (GCP), particularly around informed consent and participant data access. The guidance emphasizes greater flexibility and the use of technology-driven innovations to enhance how patients understand what they are consenting to. A significant update appears…

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Navigating the Ongoing HHS Communication Freeze 2:28

1M ago2:28

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Now that we’ve passed February 1st, a key date for the potential easing of the freeze on all HHS communications, we find ourselves at February 3rd with no significant updates or changes. Despite expectations that restrictions might begin to lift, there has been no broad release of communications across federal agencies involved in clinical trials a…

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28. Dr. David Perlmutter: The Gut Mistake That’s Shrinking Your Brain (And How to Avoid It) 1:26:49

1M ago1:26:49

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How often do you reach for a sugary snack, telling yourself it’s just a small indulgence? Or justify skipping your morning walk because you’re "too busy"? Here’s the truth: your daily habits are either fueling your longevity or quietly sabotaging it. In this episode of Extend, I sit down with Dr. David Perlmutter, a neurologist and five-time New Yo…

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Ordinary People Are Changing Medicine 3:47

1M ago3:47

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Citizen biohacking is an empowering movement where individuals take medical innovation into their own hands, often stepping in when traditional medicine falls short. Driven by necessity, love, and a desire for survival, many have solved complex medical problems themselves, leading to groundbreaking discoveries. This trend raises important questions…

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Trump’s First 10 Days: The Impact on Clinical Trials 2:29

1M ago2:29

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Edye Edens discusses how the first nine to ten days under the new administration have brought notable shifts for both healthcare and clinical research, particularly in regulatory compliance and funding. While remaining politically neutral, the focus is on understanding how these changes impact clinical trials and research oversight. A key update is…

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Selling a Business with Issues 0:58

1M ago0:58

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When selling a company, certain issues may arise that could concern potential buyers. Here's a breakdown of how to approach them: Price Adjustments: Some issues can be acknowledged, and the buyer may adjust the price accordingly, allowing the sale to proceed with minimal adjustments. Successor Liability: Issues like DOJ concerns or successor liabil…

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The 5 Whys: Deep Diving into Consumer Behavior with Brian LeCount 34:48

1M ago34:48

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In this episode of Getting to Aha!, host Darshan Mehta chats with Brian LeCount, Chief Marketing Officer and VP of Digital Travel Nursing at Health Carousel, about the emotional drivers behind consumer behavior and the power of insights in marketing. They explore the "5 Whys" framework, emotional connections, and AI's role in transforming strategie…

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Breaking Down GCP E6(R3) 11:44

1M ago11:44

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Darshan Kulkarni and Edye Edens discuss the latest update to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines, E6 R3, was explored. GCP, developed by the International Council for Harmonisation (ICH), provides globally accepted ethical and operational standards for conducting clinical trials. The 2025 update represents a significant revision since its last …

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27. Dr. Mindy Pelz: The Metabolic Reset Every Woman Needs 1:33:54

1M ago1:33:54

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Title: Dr. Mindy Pelz: The Metabolic Reset Every Woman Needs Your hormones deserve better care—and you do too. So many women feel stuck when it comes to their health—frustrated by unexplained weight gain, unpredictable mood swings, and low energy that no diet or workout seems to fix. The truth is, our healthcare system was built around research tha…

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AdvaMed 7 rules for Essential AI Innovation 5:54

1M ago5:54

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping healthcare, with over 950 FDA-authorized AI devices transforming diagnosis, treatment, and administrative workflows. AdvaMed's new position paper emphasizes seven foundational principles to guide AI in medical technology development and regulation. Key Highlights: A Robust Regulatory Framework: Adva…

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[Greatest Hits] Forever Changing the Food Delivery Industry with Ashutosh Mahindru, Founder & CEO at Foodtech Ventures 34:44

2M ago34:44

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In this Greatest Hits episode of Getting to Aha!, Darshan Mehta is joined by Ashutosh Mahindru, Founder and CEO at Foodtech Ventures. Together, they get right into some of the biggest hardships you will face when starting your first business, some of the best advice he’d give to his younger self, and how running a mobile food delivery business real…

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