In the shadowy corridors of laboratories and the silent pages of medical journals, there lie tales that have seldom been told. Tales of ambition that flew too close to the sun, of genius that turned into folly, and of innovation that... well, wasn't quite so innovative. This is—Crimes Against Innovation.

Join Craig Lipset and Lewis Millen as they argue two distinct crimes against innovation. Lewis takes on the Theranos scandal, a cautionary tale of deceit in healthcare, while Craig reflects on how corporate culture can slow down and even stop innovation trials. Host Nicola Hill must choose the most compelling case.

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In this episode, host Nicola Hill explores the hypothesis that fully virtualised decentralized clinical trials (DCT), that operate invisibly, will make traditional models obsolete within the next decade.

Joining her are Craig Lipset, Co-Chair of the Decentralized Trials and Research Alliance, and Lewis Millen, UCB’s Global Clinical Science and Operations Innovation Lead. Together, they unpack the plausibility, benefits and challenges of this shift, from inclusivity and patient convenience to technological hurdles and regulatory readiness. Is a hybrid model the future, or will decentralized clinical trials render old paradigms irrelevant?

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Deep in the shadowy corridors of laboratories and the silent pages of medical journals, secrets lie waiting to be uncovered—tales of ambition that soared too high to the sun, ideas that derailed progress, and innovations that should never have seen the light of day. This is—Crimes Against Innovation.

In this episode, Professor Russ Altman and Dr. Alistair Henry go head-to-head as they debate two major issues in healthcare innovation. Russ argues that rigid milestones in research hinder scientific creativity, while Alistair contends that over-resourcing stifles innovation. Host Nicola Hill decides which of these “crimes” deserves the title of the worst offender.

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