PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress

PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress

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We're back with Season 2 of our podcast PNRI Science–this time recorded live at PNRI's 2025 Rare Disease Day symposium. It was a day full of energy, insight, and shared purpose, as scientists, clinicians, advocates, and industry leaders came together to accelerate rare disease research and treatment.

Hosted by Jack Faris, CEO of the Pacific Northwest Research Institute, and his daughter, actor and producer Anna Faris, this season captures personal stories and fresh perspectives from across the rare disease landscape. You'll hear from rare disease families, early-career scientists, seasoned clinicians, and corporate partners, all reflecting on what drives their work—and what's possible when people from different sectors come together.

Because in rare disease, a diagnosis isn't the end of the story. It's the start of something powerful.

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress?

There are 12 episodes avaiable of PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress.

What is PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress about?

We have categorized PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress as:

  • Business
  • Science
  • Non-Profit
  • Natural Sciences

Where can you listen to PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress?

PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress start?

The first episode of PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress that we have available was released 11 July 2024.

Who creates the podcast PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress?

PNRI Science: Rare Disease, Real Progress is produced and created by PNRI.