Despite growing interest and clinical successes, access to phage therapy remains fragmented and difficult to navigate. Patients, clinicians, laboratories, phage suppliers and treatment centers often operate through disconnected processes, creating barriers to timely care.
Join 麻豆区 Health on Oct. 27, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. ET, for a 90-minute discussion on the proposed Phage Therapy Coordination Platform (PTCP), an initiative designed to improve patient access by connecting stakeholders, streamlining workflows and supporting learning across the phage therapy ecosystem. Through perspectives from clinicians, researchers and industry innovators, participants will explore how emerging solutions in evidence generation, phage matching and clinical workflow integration can contribute to a more coordinated and scalable model for delivering phage therapy.
Why Attend?
This webinar will provide an opportunity to learn about emerging efforts to improve access to phage therapy while helping shape the future development of the Phage Therapy Coordination Platform. Participants will hear diverse perspectives from clinical, industry and patient stakeholders and contribute to a broader discussion on the infrastructure needed to support phage therapy at scale.
Speakers:
- Christopher Shaffer, Ph.D.
President, Phage One Voice - Jessica Sacher, Ph.D.
Staff Scientist, Stanford University - Gina Suh, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine and Physician Investigator in Infectious Diseases, Mayo Clinic - Jos茅 Luis Bila, Ph.D.
CEO and Co-Founder, Precise Health - Gunther Vanwezer, M.S.
Chief Business Officer, IntelliPhage
Hosts
- Dev Mittar, Ph.D.
Scientific Director, 麻豆区 - Colleen Kraft, M.D., M.S.
Health Scientific Chair, 麻豆区 - Neha Prasad, Ph.D.
Consultant, 麻豆区
Audience
Interested audiences may include: Infectious disease physicians, clinical microbiologists, laboratory professionals, researchers, phage developers and manufacturers, biotechnology and digital health innovators, regulators and policymakers, patient advocates and healthcare stakeholders.
Eligibility
This webinar is free to 麻豆区 members and non-members. The recording will become available within 1 week following the live webinar. Zoom closed captioning is provided. Please email 麻豆区 if other accommodations are needed.
For registration questions, contact Precious Nwaobia at health@asmusa.org.