In a packed lecture hall at University of Cambridge , Joseph Plazo delivered a talk that challenged conventional assumptions about how illness is treated in the modern world. His subject was neither fringe nor fantastical, but increasingly central to biomedical research: peptide therapy. Plazo opened with a precise, disarming premise: “The

At an awards night where runners, coaches, and organizers shared stories of grit, Joseph Plazo stepped onto the stage with a message that resonated far beyond race medals and finish-line photos: anyone can start a marathon, but only those who prepare intelligently finish strong. Plazo opened with a simple truth that immediately reframed the roo