ReThink Health with Dr. Marius Geantă

Listen to the third episode of the #ReThinkHealth Podcast powered by Centre for Innovation in Medicine.  Dr. Marius Geanta, the host and president of the Centre for Innovation in Medicine talks to Dan Staner, vice president of Moderna, responsible for the markets across the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa).   

Dan Staner brings nearly 30 years of global pharmaceutical industry experience gained with Eli Lilly. After graduating from HEC, he joined the Indianapolis-based company, where he held various strategic and operational roles in Switzerland, Europe, the US and emerging markets.

Listen to the second episode of the ReThink Health podcast, hosted by Dr. Marius Geanta and powered by the Centre for Innovation in Medicine, a European research & innovation organisation, with interest in visionary health policies and civil society education.

Through this podcast and the ideas expressed by our guests, we want to build forward better and to set the stage for the European Health Union, one in which the Eastern voice is also heard.

Brian O’Connor is the Chair of the ECHAlliance, the European Connected Health Alliance. He is currently providing strategic advice to Governments, International organizations and companies on the challenges facing healthcare in general and specifically on the Connected Health opportunity. 

Listen to the first episode of the ReThink Health podcast, hosted by Dr. Marius Geanta and powered by the Centre for Innovation in Medicine, a European research & innovation organisation, with interest in visionary health policies and civil society education.

Through this podcast and the ideas expressed by our guests, we want to build forward better and to set the stage for the European Health Union, one in which the Eastern voice is also heard.

The special guest of this edition is Professor Richard Sullivan, Director of the Institute of Cancer Policy and Co-Director of the Centre for Conflict & Health Research at King’s College London.

The war in Ukraine, overlapping with the health crisis caused by the pandemic, changed our lives overnight, once again.

We are all rediscovering the fear and the uncertainties of just two years ago, from the first days of the pandemic. We have a health crisis, but it is completely different from the pandemic health crisis.

Naturally, not only health, but individual safety, from all points of view, has become and is now our main concern.

At the Centre for Innovation in Medicine, we are aware not only that we have not returned to pre-pandemic normalcy, but that we have entered the new post-pandemic normalcy, we are experiencing a new-new reality.

Science and innovation do not stop because the war has begun. Nor will we stop.