To be continued …

Despite common misconceptions, the aesthetic field is deeply rooted in science, not merely vanity. We prioritize technologies that address unmet needs within the aesthetic space, ensuring our offerings stand out for their safety and effectiveness.

DARIN J. MESSINA PH.D. | SENIOR VP, AESTHETICS R&D, ALLERGAN AESTHETICS / ABBVIE

This report, woven from discussions with over a hundred pioneers in the field, not only highlights the current innovations in personalized medicine, early detection technologies, and Ai-enhanced drug development, but also invites us to dream anew. The commitment to fundamental, curiosity-driven research is not just a cornerstone, but a catapult into future discoveries that may yet again surpass our imaginations. At the end of our interview, Christopher Molloy, Chancellor Emeritus at Rutgers University, spoke to the importance of keeping true to this path, and we believe that in his message lies the kernel of the scientific spirit: ‘It is crucial to adhere to rigorous scientific principles, communicate advancements clearly, and confront disinformation. As we explore new frontiers, like artificial intelligence, ensuring these technologies are developed responsibly and remain under control is vital. Ultimately, maintaining a commitment to truth and ethical conduct in science will help society understand and address its challenges effectively,’

Working on the second edition of The New Era of Life Sciences has brought us the additional gratification that a fine work’s serial nature may entail - we have been delighted to have new and fascinating voices join in, while observing the very real progress that most of our past year’s interviewees have made towards their respective objectives. With this in mind, and given the undisputable nobility of life sciences’ overarching task - saving human lives - we are more than looking forward to next year’s edition when, hopefully, more dreams will have become reality.