By

Luke Timmerman

12
Dec
2024

The Past, Present and Future of RNAi Therapies: Kevin Fitzgerald on The Long Run

Today’s guest on The Long Run is Kevin Fitzgerald. Kevin is the chief scientific officer of Cambridge, Mass.-based Alnylam Pharmaceuticals. He joined the company way back in 2005, when it was aspiring to create a new class of RNA interference medicines. These are sometimes referred to as “gene silencing” drugs. They are designed to shut down the production of disease-related...
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26
Nov
2024

Meet the 2025 Timmerman Traverse for Damon Runyon Cancer Research Team

I’m excited to announce the 2025 Timmerman Traverse for Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation team. This group of 17 men and women are on a mission to raise more than $700,000 for the next generation of outstanding cancer researchers. In April, we’ll come together on the world-famous trek to Everest Base Camp, elevation 17,600 feet. We’re raising awareness for cancer...
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25
Nov
2024

How to Quit Smoking and Prevent Cancer: Jonathan Bricker on The Long Run

Today’s guest on The Long Run is Jonathan Bricker. Jonathan is a professor in the cancer prevention program that’s part of the Public Health Sciences Division at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle. This episode is a little different than most. Jonathan is a clinical psychologist by training. His research team focuses on how to use a combination of technology...
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14
Nov
2024

RFK Jr. to HHS. I Was Wrong

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14
Nov
2024

Save the Date: TR 10th Anniversary

Hard to believe, but the 10th Anniversary of Timmerman Report is coming up in March 2025. Time to party! The past 10 years of biotechnology have been remarkable. I’m fortunate. I’ve had a front-row seat to chronicle monumental advances at Timmerman Report, and occasionally influence events. Join me and a group of biotech leaders in Boston on Mar. 6 and...
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11
Nov
2024

A Day to Thank Veterans

Happy Veteran’s Day. For some reason, this day doesn’t receive the same level of attention of most holidays on the American calendar. Let’s pause today to thank veterans in our communities. For real. Face to face. Or maybe on the phone. Not in a tweet. As I wrote last year: Today is a day when I honor my Dad. He...
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7
Nov
2024

What Will Trump Do? Look at the Record

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4
Nov
2024

Lessons from the Manure Digester

My first real journalism job flashed to mind this week. It was 1998. I was a kid reporter fresh out of the University of Wisconsin. My job was to cover Dane County government for The Capital Times, the progressive newspaper in Madison. Dane County had about 400,000 people. Half lived in the beating liberal heart of the City of Madison...
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