Published 22 September 2026
Will artificial intelligence replace Medical Science Liaisons—or help them...
Thursday, 15 Oct 2026
In this episode, Tom Caravela is joined by Ralph Rewers to explore the history and evolution of Medical Affairs.
They discuss the origins and progression of Medical Affairs, including the significance of the first MSL deployment.
The conversation highlights the relevance of a medical background for MSLs and factors contributing to their deployment amidst modern scientific complexities.
Key milestones and the future impact of AI and technology on Medical Affairs are examined, along with the importance of internal stakeholder relationships and the rise of patient centricity.
The episode also delves into KOL interaction dynamics and the future of Medical Affairs, concluding with Ralph's reflections on his career and retirement.
Thursday, 15 Oct 2026
Wednesday, 30 Sep 2026
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