Why Africa Is the Future of Genomics | TIME 100 Scientist Dr. Abasi Ene-Obong

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Banda Global Forum

Dr Banda Khalifa

14 episodes

5 days ago

Welcome to the Banda Global Forum, your premier podcast destination for bold conversations in global health, academia, leadership, and career strategy. Our two flagship series, "Global Health Uncensored" and "The Scholars Table," feature candid discussions with world-renowned experts, influential thought leaders, and inspiring scholars. We tackle critical issues and highlight powerful stories shaping today’s global professionals. Join us for real talk, actionable advice, and transformative ideas tailored for ambitious leaders, early-career professionals, and global change-makers.

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Why Africa Is the Future of Genomics | TIME 100 Scientist Dr. Abasi Ene-Obong

Banda Global Forum

1 hour 6 minutes 13 seconds

5 months ago

Why Africa Is the Future of Genomics | TIME 100 Scientist Dr. Abasi Ene-Obong

Dr. Abasi Ene-Obong: Founder and CEO of Syndicate Bio and one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in Health, joins Dr. Banda Khalifa on Global Health Uncensored for a powerful conversation on the future of science, genomics, and equity.In this episode, we discuss1. The structural exclusion of African populations in global genomic research2. The vision behind Syndicate Bio and its roots in 54gene3. What it takes to build a science-led company from Africa that commands global credibilityThe politics of data, ethics, and scientific powerDr. Abasi unpacks both the personal journey and policy-level implications of his mission: building inclusive precision medicine that centers Africa, not as a footnote, but as a global leader.