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Your 10-Year-Old Can Learn How to Transfer DNA Between Species

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3:00 | Oct 21, 2013 | FutureMed 2013 Conference, Human Interest, Medical Students, Patient Education, Professional Development

Atul J. Butte, Chief of the Division of Systems Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine, explains why it's an amazing time right now for biomedical research. As scientists are encouraged to share their finding on the internet, a wealth of new information is available for others to access and learn from. Read more about Atul J. Butte. Filmed at Exponential Medicine, in February 2013, at Singularity University.

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Ajay Verma: Addressing the Rising Neurodegeneration Problem

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Ajay Verma, MD, PhD, Vice President, Translational Neurology, Biogen Inc., assesses the neurodegeneration problem that will accompany the significant increase in the elderly population. He discusses the imminent intersection of genetic...

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Can Medical Artificial Intelligence Help Physicians Reduce Errors?

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Neil Jacobstein, Co-Chair of A.I. and Robotics, Singularity University, discusses the need for medical artificial intelligence to reduce medical errors. As a new generation of doctors begins practice, an increased familiarity...

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4 Ways to Make the Transition to EHR Easier

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Farzad Mostashari, MD, ScM, National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services discusses electronic health care. He explains how to make the transition to electronic...

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How Can New Technologies Orchestrate A Healing Response?

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Alan Russell, PhD, Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, explains some of the obstacles of regenerative medicine, one of which being that cells injected into the body don’t inherently know where...