Biotech founder Jake Adler discusses military drug protocols and sleep management for service members.
Opinion
Adler: Academia does a horrible job translating military medicine to the battlefield
“Sort of the chasm we're trying to cross here is that if you look at the state of things today, you know, academia rules, military medicine, and they do a Horrible, like totally shitty job of taking technology from the bench top to the battlefield.”
Opinion
Adler: Partnering with DoD enables faster clearance than FDA breakthrough pathways
“And notably, like big companies right now with big startups like Neuralink and Synchron, like these big brain computer interface companies, you know, which have breakthrough designation, which was, you know, prized as like the fastest, most expedited pathway i…”
Opinion
Adler: US Has No Bioweapon Defense and Is Vulnerable
“The U S has a somewhat of a grandstanding policy around this, which is that we will not build bioweapons and the best offense is really stronger defense. The problem is that we have no defense. You know, so, so we're kind of in this really precarious position …”
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Adler: Most US Adversaries Are Building Biological Weapons
“The reality is that, you know, most of our foreign adversaries are building out these laboratories. They're building out these weapons.”
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Adler: Dozens of BCI Startups Bypass FDA Using General Wellness Loophole
“A lot of the companies in the space are building brain computer interfaces and trying to circumvent the food and drug administration by trying to fall into this general wellness category. I've seen like dozens of companies do this.”
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Jake Adler Cut Holes in His Legs to Demo Wound-Healing Tech
“So on limited time, I had to cut holes in my legs on camera to demonstrate the rapid healing abilities of one of our composites.”