Soham is the founder of PopVax, a company building vaccines faster and cheaper using AI, mRNA platforms, and a radically efficient preclinical pipeline based in India.
Crémieux is a pseudonymous writer and researcher known for data-driven essays on genetics, drug regulation, and biotech policy.
In this episode, we break down how vaccines actually work, why they may be one of the most powerful longevity medical interventions ever created, and how new approaches could prevent not just infections — but cancer, neurodegeneration, and chronic disease.
We also explore why biotech innovation is shifting toward countries like China and India, how regulatory systems slow down progress, and what it would take to radically accelerate drug development worldwide.
This is a conversation about science, institutions, and the future of human health.
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