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TEDMED 2020

Can we create vaccines that mutate and spread?

Leor Weinberger

Can we create vaccines that mutate and spread?

Embracing elderhood as a stage of life

Louise Aronson

Embracing elderhood as a stage of life

Could CBD help opioid users overcome addiction?

Yasmin Hurd

Could CBD help opioid users overcome addiction?

A simple, powerful way to help prevent teen suicide

Cheryl King

A simple, powerful way to help prevent teen suicide

Using neural dust to eavesdrop on our organs

Michel Maharbiz

Using neural dust to eavesdrop on our organs

How to meaningfully reconnect with those who have dementia

Anne Basting

How to meaningfully reconnect with those who have dementia

Why we need medical diagnosis detectives

Lisa Sanders

Why we need medical diagnosis detectives

Why violence clusters in cities - and how to reduce it

Thomas Abt

Why violence clusters in cities - and how to reduce it

The link between climate change, health and poverty

Cheryl Holder

The link between climate change, health and poverty

Rumors, trust, and vaccines

Heidi Larson

Rumors, trust, and vaccines

How doctors can help fix the broken US asylum system

Joseph Shin

How doctors can help fix the broken US asylum system

Q&A with Peter Piot about COVID-19

Peter Piot

Q&A with Peter Piot about COVID-19

The frightening frequency of family mass shootings

April Zeoli

The frightening frequency of family mass shootings

TEDMED 2018

Hope and justice for women who've survived ISIS

Rabiaa El Garani

Hope and justice for women who've survived ISIS

My fight to end child marriage in America

Sherry Johnson

My fight to end child marriage in America

A “living drug” that could change the way we treat cancer

Carl June

A “living drug” that could change the way we treat cancer

Why community is our best chance for survival—a lesson post-Hurricane Maria

Christine Nieves

Why community is our best chance for survival—a lesson post-Hurricane Maria

Why "boys will be boys" is a myth—and a harmful one at that

Niobe Way

Why "boys will be boys" is a myth—and a harmful one at that

Why do whistleblowers risk speaking out?

Adam Waytz

Why do whistleblowers risk speaking out?

The art and science of our digital selves

Marilène Oliver

The art and science of our digital selves

How an ancient virus spread the ability to remember

Jason Shepherd

How an ancient virus spread the ability to remember

Why science says to listen to your gut

Sarkis Mazmanian

Why science says to listen to your gut

"Everything happens for a reason" — and other lies I've loved

Kate Bowler

"Everything happens for a reason" — and other lies I've loved

Why noise is bad for your health — and what you can do about it

Mathias Basner

Why noise is bad for your health — and what you can do about it

No longer afraid: an undocumented immigrant's experience in American health care

Denisse Rojas Marquez

No longer afraid: an undocumented immigrant's experience in American health care

Why gender identity justice matters for everyone

sj Miller

Why gender identity justice matters for everyone

TEDMED 2017: Limitless

A groundbreaking way to stop mitochondrial disease

Mary Herbert

A groundbreaking way to stop mitochondrial disease

What is a fair price for a lifesaving cure?

Amitabh Chandra

What is a fair price for a lifesaving cure?

Engineering a new mission for drones

Keenan Wyrobek

Engineering a new mission for drones

Why we choke under pressure—and how to avoid it

Sian Leah Beilock

Why we choke under pressure—and how to avoid it

How sign language can bring music to life

Amber Galloway Gallego

How sign language can bring music to life

Hey Doc, how's my immune system doing?

Shai Shen-Orr

Hey Doc, how's my immune system doing?

How a male contraceptive pill could work

John Amory

How a male contraceptive pill could work

For survivors of Ebola, the crisis isn't over

Soka Moses

For survivors of Ebola, the crisis isn't over

The harm reduction model of drug addiction treatment

Mark Tyndall

The harm reduction model of drug addiction treatment

The community’s role in the childhood obesity epidemic

Sandy Hassink

The community’s role in the childhood obesity epidemic

Caregiving at the epicenter of the Zika epidemic

Camila Ventura

Caregiving at the epicenter of the Zika epidemic

Should we fear gene editing?

Alta Charo

Should we fear gene editing?

Delivering peace through global health policy

Bill Frist

Delivering peace through global health policy

TEDMED 2016: What If

Science didn't understand my kids' rare disease until I decided to study it

Sharon Terry

Science didn't understand my kids' rare disease until I decided to study it

A young poet tells the story of Darfur

Emtithal "Emi" Mahmoud

A young poet tells the story of Darfur

Personalizing the therapeutic effects of music

Ketki Karanam

Personalizing the therapeutic effects of music

A transformative program for inmates with dementia

Cheryl Steed

A transformative program for inmates with dementia

A recipe for a healthier planet

Gunhild Stordalen

A recipe for a healthier planet

Flint’s fight for America’s children

Mona Hanna-Attisha

Flint’s fight for America’s children

Using holography to reshape cardiology

Partho Sengupta

Using holography to reshape cardiology

How racism makes us sick

David R. Williams

How racism makes us sick

100 People: A World Portrait

Carolyn Jones

100 People: A World Portrait

Looping the planet by pedal, paddle, and perseverance

Sarah Outen

Looping the planet by pedal, paddle, and perseverance

The Housing First approach to homelessness

Lloyd Pendleton

The Housing First approach to homelessness

How intelligent garments can help us show more emotion

Kristin Neidlinger

How intelligent garments can help us show more emotion

Combating infectious diseases with next-generation sequencing

Charles Chiu

Combating infectious diseases with next-generation sequencing

TEDMED 2015: Breaking Through

The Paradox of Incentive Insensitivity

Vivienne Ming

The Paradox of Incentive Insensitivity

Making insect farm-to-table dining trendy

Shobhita Soor

Making insect farm-to-table dining trendy

Ending violence with an empowering antidote

Sam Vaughn

Ending violence with an empowering antidote

Unmasking the invisible wounds of war

Melissa Walker

Unmasking the invisible wounds of war

Turning waste to wealth

Peter Janicki

Turning waste to wealth

Prioritizing reproducibility for scientific advancement

Elizabeth Iorns

Prioritizing reproducibility for scientific advancement

The dangers of a digital diagnosis

Robert Wachter

The dangers of a digital diagnosis

Why doctors kill themselves

Pamela Wible

Why doctors kill themselves

The problem with race-based medicine

Dorothy Roberts

The problem with race-based medicine

A dignified solution for wasted food

Doug Rauch

A dignified solution for wasted food

A concert of melody and medicine

Suzie Brown

A concert of melody and medicine

Capturing the art of saving a life

Christine McNab

Capturing the art of saving a life

Reinventing our scientific future

Roberta Ness

Reinventing our scientific future

TEDMED 2014: Unlocking Imagination

This just in: Your personalized health forecast

Gary Conkright

This just in: Your personalized health forecast

Where to train the world's doctors? Cuba.

Gail Reed

Where to train the world's doctors? Cuba.

The liberty in loving like you cannot breathe

Heather Raffo

The liberty in loving like you cannot breathe

Expressing identity with aesthetic prosthetics

Sophie de Oliveira Barata

Expressing identity with aesthetic prosthetics

Taking the "search" out of clinical research

Stephen Goldner

Taking the "search" out of clinical research

The coming crisis in antibiotics

Ramanan Laxminarayan

The coming crisis in antibiotics

Eliminating penalties for playing out of bounds

Kayt Sukel

Eliminating penalties for playing out of bounds

A tantalizing blend of global sounds

Gypsy Sound Revolution

A tantalizing blend of global sounds

Portraits in a petri dish

Zachary Copfer

Portraits in a petri dish

Food for thought: How gut microbes change your mind

John Cryan

Food for thought: How gut microbes change your mind

My father, locked in his body but soaring free

Kitra Cahana

My father, locked in his body but soaring free

How unhealthy paradigms become contagious

Sonia Shah

How unhealthy paradigms become contagious

Staying healthy might be all fun and games

Brian Primack

Staying healthy might be all fun and games

TEDMED 2013: Unexpected Connections

What happens when each patient becomes their own "universe" of unique medical data?

Deborah Estrin

What happens when each patient becomes their own "universe" of unique medical data?

Is the "obesity crisis" just a disguise for a deeper problem?

Peter Attia

Is the "obesity crisis" just a disguise for a deeper problem?

Ending Pandemics: How close are we today?

Larry Brilliant

Ending Pandemics: How close are we today?

If there is no cure, can we opt for a rescue?

Peter Aguero and Sara Peters

If there is no cure, can we opt for a rescue?

What is the U.S. health disadvantage?

Harvey Fineberg

What is the U.S. health disadvantage?

Can an “orchestra” of scientists find the hidden music in your DNA?

Mike Pazin

Can an “orchestra” of scientists find the hidden music in your DNA?

For Profit & Non-Profits: Can this marriage be saved?

Jonathan Bush

For Profit & Non-Profits: Can this marriage be saved?

How does an illness become an identity?

Andrew Solomon

How does an illness become an identity?

How do I compute the body electric?

Mariano Vazquez

How do I compute the body electric?

When is a Lose-Lose a Win-Win?

Mick Cornett

When is a Lose-Lose a Win-Win?

Why do we use mice to study human diseases?

H. Shaw Warren

Why do we use mice to study human diseases?

The evolution of humanity's understanding of life and death

Jay Walker

The evolution of humanity's understanding of life and death

Does anyone in healthcare want to be understood?

Sally Okun

Does anyone in healthcare want to be understood?

TEDMED 2012: The Future of Health and Medicine

What if you outsource three double-blind mice?

Atul Butte

What if you outsource three double-blind mice?

War on cancer, year 40: who’s winning?

Otis Brawley

War on cancer, year 40: who’s winning?

When you finally find your voice, what do you most want to say?

Virginia Breen and Elizabeth Bonker

When you finally find your voice, what do you most want to say?

How do you calculate risk in treating an “incurable” disease?

Jonathan Glass and Nick Boulis

How do you calculate risk in treating an “incurable” disease?

What would you decide if 311 million lives depended on it?

Peggy Hamburg and Larry Brilliant

What would you decide if 311 million lives depended on it?

Why can't America "weight" any longer?

John Hoffman and Judith Salerno

Why can't America "weight" any longer?

When does 2+2 = life?

Franziska Michor

When does 2+2 = life?

If we can’t cure the patient, can the community do it?

Mark Hyman

If we can’t cure the patient, can the community do it?

Can real food from real farms lead to real health?

Joel Salatin

Can real food from real farms lead to real health?

What's the new map for mental illness?

Jay Lombard

What's the new map for mental illness?

If healthcare is really sick care, do I need a "sicktionary"?

Teresa Monachino

If healthcare is really sick care, do I need a "sicktionary"?

Was Einstein right about imagination?

E.O. Wilson

Was Einstein right about imagination?

So technology is a crutch…you got a problem with that?

Ali Ansary

So technology is a crutch…you got a problem with that?

TEDMED 2011: Connect. Understand. Inspire.

Is it still surgery if you don't cut anything?

Yoav Medan

Is it still surgery if you don't cut anything?

Can genetics be poetic?

Sekou Andrews and Steve Connell

Can genetics be poetic?

What’s a good second step?

Eythor Bender

What’s a good second step?

What if we couldn’t hear music?

Charles Limb

What if we couldn’t hear music?

What happens if government shares health data openly?

Aneesh Chopra and Farzad Mostashari

What happens if government shares health data openly?

How can you visualize your way to better health?

Alexander Tsiaras

How can you visualize your way to better health?

What happens when doctors become patients?

Barton Kamen

What happens when doctors become patients?

What is the future of intervention?

Catherine Mohr

What is the future of intervention?

What is medicine’s missing measurement?

Juan Enriquez

What is medicine’s missing measurement?

Got a good beat?

Nate Ball

Got a good beat?

What do telomeres tell you about longevity?

Calvin Harley and Elissa Epel

What do telomeres tell you about longevity?

How many engineers does it take to fight cancer?

Bill Doyle

How many engineers does it take to fight cancer?

How can we help the developing world get healthier?

Michael Rosenblatt

How can we help the developing world get healthier?

TEDMED 2010

How can silicon valley cure Alzheimer's disease?

Rudolph Tanzi and Henry Mccance

How can silicon valley cure Alzheimer's disease?

How do you track a virus?

Nathan Wolfe

How do you track a virus?

Can you, yourself, change your genes?

Dean Ornish and Deepak Chopra

Can you, yourself, change your genes?

What does pet food have to do with human health?

Harold Schmitz

What does pet food have to do with human health?

What can a radish irrigation field teach us about surgery?

Alex Berenstein

What can a radish irrigation field teach us about surgery?

When is a hacksaw a necessary medical device?

Mark Hyman

When is a hacksaw a necessary medical device?

How do we change the war on cancer?

Clifton Leaf

How do we change the war on cancer?

Are we ready for 'wafer-sized' implantable medical devices?

Stephen Oesterle

Are we ready for 'wafer-sized' implantable medical devices?

Imagination Talks: The First Medical Book

Jay Walker

Imagination Talks: The First Medical Book

What's in a year of living healthy?

A.J. Jacobs

What's in a year of living healthy?

What diseases come from animals?

Peter Daszak

What diseases come from animals?

Can bionics make humans stronger, faster and more agile?

Hugh Herr

Can bionics make humans stronger, faster and more agile?

What are we learning about epiliepsy in children?

Frances Jensen

What are we learning about epiliepsy in children?

TEDMED 2009

How do genetics and wireless medicine prevent disease?

Eric Topol

How do genetics and wireless medicine prevent disease?

Can we end aging?

Aubrey de Grey

Can we end aging?

Can media deliver accurate & trusted medical information?

Sanjay Gupta

Can media deliver accurate & trusted medical information?

Why will I talk for only 17min 4.4 seconds?

David Blaine

Why will I talk for only 17min 4.4 seconds?

How tall do I want to be today?

Aimee Mullins

How tall do I want to be today?

What does open research and medicine look like?

Jamie Heywood

What does open research and medicine look like?

Will a robot care for my mom?

Colin Angle

Will a robot care for my mom?

Can you, yourself, change your genes?

Deepak Chopra

Can you, yourself, change your genes?

Can a prosthesis be better than the real thing?

Dean Kamen

Can a prosthesis be better than the real thing?

Can sleep shed light on the brain's dark matter?

Philip Low

Can sleep shed light on the brain's dark matter?

What could we do with synthetic life?

Craig Venter

What could we do with synthetic life?

Can we grow organs instead of transplanting them?

Anthony Atala

Can we grow organs instead of transplanting them?

Does positive imagery make you healthy and happy?

Goldie Hawn

Does positive imagery make you healthy and happy?

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