The FutureMed 2011 Conference Channel

Philip Low: A Personal Brain Monitor

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3:28 | FutureMed 2011 Conference

Philip Low, PhD, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Neurovigil, discusses iBrain, the first personal brain monitor. The device makes outpatient clinical trials in neurology possible, and may one day provide objective data directly to physicians, helping them tailor therapy to the individual patient. Videotaped at FutureMed, in May, 2011, at Singularity University.

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MedGadget: Med-Tech Made Easy

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Sean Duffy, Editor of MedGadget, speaks about the blog and its dedication to bringing the latest information about emerging medical technology to the public. Filmed at FutureMed, in February, 2011, at Singularity...

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Neil Jacobstein: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

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Neil Jacobson, Singularity University Co-Chair for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, discusses the history and future of artificial intelligence in medicine. Discussion includes implications for patient data integrity and the relationship...

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Astor Teller: Body Monitors

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Astro Teller, Co-founder, BodyMedia, Inc., discusses the role of body monitors in the management of sleep, pain, stress and weight, and how those monitors can involve patients in their own...

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Todd Brinton: Fundamentals of Med Tech Design

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Todd Brinton, MD, Fellowship Director, Stanford University, talks about the biodesign program at Stanford which has a goal of teaching its fellows to develop medical technology and bring it to...