John Stanford

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You can have that one.

I want to close out with something we're going to ask everyone in these series.

Clearly universities have played a key role in getting us to where we are today.

To the extent we can zoom out of the moment and OMB and political pressures, where do you see universities continuing to contribute

over the next 250 years?

Do we have the right formula right now that universities are the place this transformational basic research, fundamental research should happen?

Do we have it right?

Or are there some tweaks that you want to see made to make the next 250 years successful?

If we do our job right in the longevity space, we'll have you back on in 250 years and we'll see if you were right.

I think we'll have you back on much before that.

Thank you, Kate, for taking some time with us and the incredible work you and AAU do on behalf of the innovation ecosystem.

That wraps up this episode of the Making Medicine Podcast.

A special thanks to Kate and to AAU for being a part of our How America Makes Medicine series.

Be sure to subscribe on YouTube and follow us on other channels so you don't miss an episode.

Thanks for listening.

And as always, keep innovating.

Welcome back to the Making Medicine Podcast, where science, policy, and innovation meet.

I'm your host, John Stanford.

Today's show kicks off our How America Makes Medicine seven-part series celebrating 250 years of pharmaceutical innovation.

This episode walks us back through time, looking at how the life sciences have shaped American history.

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