Ever wonder what happens to an astronaut’s heart rate as he lands on the moon for the first time? TEDMED curator Jay Walker displays an astonishing Apollo 11 …
Triola, of the New York University School of Medicine, and Qualter of BioDigital systems answer audience questions about their BioDigital human 3D virtual anatomy model.
Triola, of the New York University School of Medicine, and Qualter of BioDigital systems preview BioDigital Human, a web-based 3D virtual anatomy model.
Harvard med student Sandeep Kishore fields audience questions about how patient education, nutrition and behavioral issues should be added to the med school curriculum.
Chronic illnesses like heart disease are growing threats — even in developing countries. Harvard med student Kishore says doctors should learn more about root causes like social issues.
Jay demonstrates the beginnings of modern science and medicine by sharing medical books from the Roman era.
Ultramarathon champion, author and plant-based diet advocate Scott Jurek talks about overcoming scoliosis, hypertension and the sorrow of a parent’s illness with the help of inspiring friends.
John Hoffman of HBO Documentary Films and Judith Salerno of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies further discuss why urgent national action is needed to tackle …
What are the consequences if the obesity epidemic rages on? John Hoffman and Judith Salerno explain how the issue is no longer personal, but national.
Chris Price bucked the studio system and recorded an album using only an iPhone, with extraordinary results. Plus: A TEDMED anthem with Jill Sobule.