How did GenX inspire next-gen medical imaging?
Stein talks about how his son’s 150-foot fall led to a unique and urgent interdisciplinary medical collaboration, leading to accelerated breakthroughs in medical imaging.
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Lee Stein at TEDMED 2011 – Q and A
Stein answers questions about how his son’s 150-foot-fall prompted an urgent interdiscplinary medical collaboration, with breakthrough results.
Tim O’Reilly at TEDMED 2011 – Q and A
O’Reilly fields questions about why tech innovation is booming in the health and medical fields, and how open-source government and personal tech hacking contributes.
Opening Night Performance – TEDMED 2011
The law of gravity apparently doesn’t apply to Dancer Marquese “Nonstop” Scott, who does a typically surreal dubstep performance to “Pumped Up Kicks.”
What if “it’s the environment, stupid”?
Buettner talks about universal lifestyle behaviors that promote longevity, why they’re so hard to adopt in the U.S., and how one town undertook its own Blue Zone experiment, …
Dan Buettner at TEDMED 2011 – Q and A
Author Dan Buettner answers questions about how to make more longevity-promoting Blue Zones in the U.S.
Can we tailor your treatment using deeper diagnostics?
GE Healthcare’s Brophy shows how technology is leading the charge in personalized medicine, leading to more accurate disease characterization and surer decisions on when and how to treat.
Ger Brophy at TEDMED 2011 – Q and A
The GE Healthcare head of product development talks about how hi-tech diagnostics can help bring doctors to “personalized certainty” when treating patients.
How are technologies converging to drive medical progress?
Why are the study and practice of medicine still so over-compartmentalized and top-down? The Singularity University FutureMed guru talks about tech-driven trends that can redefine the field.
Daniel Kraft at TEDMED 2011 – Q and A
Singularity University’s head of FutureMed answers questions about tech-driven trends that will remedy medicine’s “turf wars.”