How is trust built? What role does it play in society’s embrace of medicine, healthcare and innovation?
USP explores these issues and more with Trust TV.
Join host Dr. Dhruv Khullar in conversation with leading scientists, doctors, regulators and patient advocates on issues surrounding trust.
Dr. Khullar – physician, researcher, author — is a contributor to the New York Times, where he explores the intersection of medicine, health policy and economics.
Vaccines have saved countless lives by preventing deadly diseases. Learn about the vaccines of the future with Ted Schenkelberg, MBA, MPH, cofounder of the Human Vaccines Project.
Cancer treatment is changing thanks to precision medicine. Olaris’ CEO Elizabeth O’Day, PhD talks about biomarkers and cures.
Peter Hames of Big Health discusses how this growing field harnesses the power of technology to offer new and exciting treatments.
Is gene editing ethical? Bioethicist S. Matthew Liao, Ph.D. shares his thoughts.
Explore what’s behind our trust in generic medicine with pharmacy professor Inma Hernández, Ph.D., PharmD.
Trust between patient and doctor is more important than ever. Richard J. Baron, MD, MCPA, President and CEO of the American Board of Internal Medicine shares his learnings.
How can we stop misinformation and build trust in vaccines? MIT's Adam Berinsky offers ideas.
Identity, purity and strength are vital to medicine quality. Jaap Venema, PhD explains how standards build trust in medicine.