Peter is a renowned microbiologist, doctor, and professor, celebrated for his groundbreaking research on Ebola and AIDS. He has held key positions at the United Nations and the World Health Organization. With 16 books and over 600 scientific articles to his name, his contributions have shaped global health policy and research.

From a childhood in the small Belgian village of Keerbergen to the frontlines of global epidemics, Peter takes us on a journey through his groundbreaking work in infectious diseases. He shares how he helped identify the Ebola virus, led the fight against HIV, and tackled some of the world's biggest public health challenges. In this episode, we explore his relentless curiosity, his passion for justice, lessons of leadership and how his work has saved millions of lives.