Curing ideological cancers with video games
Digital artist and game developer Ryan Green is joined by TED Fellow, composer, and concert curator Dan Visconti, as they travel through the creation of a video game …
Digital artist and game developer Ryan Green is joined by TED Fellow, composer, and concert curator Dan Visconti, as they travel through the creation of a video game …
Gunhild A. Stordalen, co-founder of The Stordalen Foundation and initiator of the Eat Forum, explores the powerful—yet often invisible—connections between food, health and climate.
Harvard-MIT physician, bioengineer and entrepreneur Sangeeta Bhatia shares how she led her multidisciplinary lab to develop an unusual breakthrough in cancer diagnostics. While this talk was originally created …
Tropical medicine expert Jeremy Farrar is the Director of the Wellcome Trust, the world’s second largest global charitable foundation, dedicated to improving health. He shares stories from his …
Pediatrician Mona Hanna-Attisha is the whistleblower who exposed the dangerous levels of lead in Flint, Michigan’s drinking water. In her 2016 TEDMED Talk, Mona sheds light on how the …
Susie Baldwin recounts stories of trafficked people to illustrate the importance of teaching health professionals to recognize the invisible signs of human trafficking and provide trauma-informed care to …
Blogger, author, and scholar Bruce Schneier reveals the hidden ways our health data are currently being used, and proposes a solution to make medical data both more accessible …
Richard Kogan is a pianist and psychiatrist who advocates harnessing the power of music to heal the mind and transform lives. In his 2016 TEDMED Talk, Richard poses …
2015 Individual World Poetry Slam Champion Emtithal “Emi” Mahmoud was born in Sudan and came to the United States in 1998, escaping the Darfur genocide with her family. …
At TEDMED 2016, Nir Barzilai shared insight into his research on the biology and genetics of centenarians. Watch Nir’s Talk to discover what people with “exceptional longevity” are …