10/14(수) - [미래생활사전] "내 세포로 백신을 만든다" 맞춤 항암 치료 시대
Oct 14, 2026 · 1h 39m
Summary
Host Lee Dae-ho opens with a reflection on the human brain's preference for immediate rewards over long-term goals, using fidget toys as a metaphor. The episode covers the KOSPI's sharp drop driven by fears of Chinese semiconductor competition and high oil prices, alongside news on the relocation of government agencies to Sejong City and tax audit controversies. A major segment features an expert explaining the "resource curse" and how natural wealth can hinder economic growth without proper management. Finally, a biotech specialist details the mechanisms of mRNA cancer vaccines and CAR-T c…
Topics discussed
Intro: The psychology of instant gratification toys
News: First container ship voyage via Northern Sea Route
Market Analysis: KOSPI rebound and semiconductor sector struggles
Listener Q&A and promotional segment
Government relocation to Sejong: Costs and administrative concerns
Tax audits: Political neutrality and price hike investigations
Virtual asset tax implementation delays
HONAM MEGA special zone: Labor law exceptions and AI discussion
Listener gifts and warehouse-style pharmacy introduction
Interview: Impact of large pharmacies on local drugstores and safety
Radio Info Center: News briefs on semiconductor index and appointments
Economic feature: The resource curse and Dutch disease
Norway's sovereign wealth fund as a model for resource management
Arctic shipping route: Environmental concerns and logistics
mRNA cancer vaccine: Mechanism and Phase 3 trial results
Personalized cancer vaccines: Targeting neoantigens with AI
CAR-T therapy: Engineering T-cells to attack blood cancers
TIL therapy: Boosting existing immune cells in solid tumors
Challenges in mass production and cost of personalized cell therapies
Business models for cell therapy manufacturing and automation
Memory chip prices and semiconductor supply cycle analysis
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