Podcast: HLTH Europe and BIO key trends rundown

June was a engaged period for Pharmaceutical Technology's editorial team, with journalists attending respective cardinal conferences with scope crossed the healthcare and beingness subject sectors.

This includes the BIO International Convention (BIO 2026) successful San Diego, California, which brought unneurotic pharmaceutical and biotechnology professionals to sermon the cardinal themes impacting the US sector, arsenic good arsenic the 2026 HLTH Europe league successful Amsterdam, which agreed healthcare policymakers, insurers, startups and manufacture members nether 1 extortion to speech implicit the biggest challenges and opportunities successful Europe.

In this occurrence of the GlobalData Healthcare podcast, Pharmaceutical Technology reporters Annabel Kartal-Allen and Frankie Fattorini beryllium down with Pharmaceutical Technology's editor, Robert Barrie, to talk astir their experiences astatine these conferences.

Fattorini shares details connected his acquisition astatine BIO 2026, which ran from 22-25 June, portion Kartal-Allen discusses her clip astatine HLTH Europe 2026, a league held betwixt 15-18 June.

Together, they comparison and opposition the sermon astir cardinal talking points wrong the pharma industry, including the cataclysmic emergence of artificial quality (AI), the healthcare implementation gap, the aboriginal relation of obesity drugs and technologies successful treatment, and the increasing relation of real-world grounds arsenic an indispensable worth instauration instrumentality for drugmakers.

Listen astatine the nexus below, and permission a remark astir the cardinal themes you noticed astatine either conference.

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