O que a ciência nos ensina sobre o Câncer de Mama | Felipe Zerwes | TEDxUnisinos
Felipe Zerwes aborda o câncer de mama sob a ótica da humanização e da evolução do tratamento, enfatizando que o cuidado vai além da cura técnica da doença. Ele discute a importância da preservação da identidade feminina e do bem-estar emocional, integrando tecnologia de ponta com um olhar sensível p
Stealing Fire: Reengineering Healthcare from the Inside Out | Misha A. Teale | TEDxZHAW
Every day, people die waiting for an organ that never comes. But what if replacement organs didn’t have to be donated; what if they could be grown? This talk explores how a 2500-year-old myth could serve as a blueprint for reengineering healthcare from the inside out. Misha is a Research Associate a
A new future for cancer care | Bárbara Oliveira & Cathy O'Boyle | TEDxGalway
What are the side effects of cancer treatment? Hair loss, nerve damage? What the general population often fails to see is the time loss and financial loss that also occurs alongside cancer treatment. All of these side effects are often neglected by medical professionals, as they are non life-threate
Cancer helped me find my inner superpowers | K. Leigh Greathouse | TEDxBaylor University
NOTE FROM TED: Please do not look to this talk for medical advice. Dietary modifications during cancer treatment should not be performed outside of accredited medical supervision. This talk only represents the speaker's personal views and understanding of cancer therapy, the gut microbiome, and AI.
Touch Your Ta-Tas! | Kristina Keller | TEDxGreenhouse Road
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. While it is widely known that monthly breast self-exams are critical in early detection and treatment, only about one-third of women do the exam. Kristina Keller, a stage IV breast cancer survivor shares her struggles and why many
Votre corps cache des bombes: Sauvez le grâce à l’IA | Christopher Wangen | TEDxPSB
Vous pensez être en bonne santé. Sport. Discipline. Bonne alimentation. C’est exactement ce que je pensais aussi. En 2015, ma mère m’annonce : « Flavien a un cancer. » Mon cousin. Grand sportif. Zéro alcool. Zéro cigarette. Il est mort cinq ans plus tard. Ce jour-là, une idée m’a hanté : Ça aurait