Can cool jazz raise your temperature?
From many voices, one intriguing ensemble: Howard University’s Afro Blue jazz ensemble singers blend styles into an acapella jazz tapestry at TEDMED 2013.
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How can every clinical visit be used to advance medical science?
From TEDMED 2013: Biomedical informaticist, physician, and i2b2 founder Isaac Kohane wants to turn hospital data systems into “living laboratories” to study the genetic basis of disease.
Isaac Kohane – Q&A at TEDMED 2013
Biomedical informaticist, physician, and i2b2 founder Isaac Kohane answers questions about his plans on how to study the genetic basis of disease.
Can a poet and a loving community make cancer a thing of beauty?
From TEDMED 2013: Artist, open-source engineer, TED fellow and 2013 Eisenhower fellow Salvatore Iaconesi shares the beauty and power he discovered in collaboration.
Steve Gullans Q&A at TEDMED 2013
Scientist, entrepreneur, and investor Steve Gullans talks with Pritpal S Tamber about his unique perspective of the future of pharmaceuticals.
When is “safe dosing” a dangerous prescription?
Scientist, entrepreneur, and investor Steve Gullans shares his unique vantage point into the future of drug discovery and dosing at TEDMED 2013.
Can patient data have a second life?
Why should science be limited to studying cohorts? Amy P. Abernethy, MD, a medical oncologist and palliative medicine physician,wants to gather donated health data at its source: A …
What are the secrets of breathing? (Part 2)
Breath is life, a fact we take for granted all too often, as Charity Tillemann-Dick discovered. The soprano tells of re-learning to breathe, one gasp at a time.
What are the secrets of breathing? (Part 1)
Breath is life, a fact we take for granted all too often, as Charity Tillemann-Dick discovered. The soprano tells of re-learning to breathe, one gasp at a time.
Elazar Edelman: Q&A at TEDMED 2013
Elazer Edelman answers questions about how a “big bang” of scientific knowledge can drive potential collaborators apart.