Fred Turner
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 18 Jul
Fred Turner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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MARK BLYTH, JR.
Yeah.
On the back end, it's more natural, right?
All of these things have DNA in them.
And so if you're looking to do better DNA testing, you're just looking for markets where people care more about that.
And anything human, people obviously care a lot more about, are more willing to pay for, and are much larger markets.
We sort of did like a market first approach of where could there be interesting things?
And we narrowed in on antibiotic resistance in STDs as being like a particularly interesting area where they're getting harder and harder to treat because you get more and more antibiotic resistance.
And if you're doing the DNA testing, you can predict what the best drug is going to be early, treat with that drug, and then you're not using the most aggressive antibiotics.
Yeah.
Wow.
Yeah.
That's worrying.
Yeah.
And it's a while since I looked at the statistics because I've not been doing this for a while.
It's been a while now.
But when I was last in this, the statistics were just a steady increase, and then an increase in resistance.
This is getting to the point where certain STDs are harder and harder to treat, and some of them might eventually become untreatable, or you have to be hospitalized to get a certain really powerful antibiotic to treat it, which is crazy.
Antibiotic stewardship was the whole thing.
We did that with STDs.
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