Uncovering the power of empathy to transform stigma into connection | Michelle Wang | TEDxYouth@BHIS
Through the journey of a Peking opera mentor and encounters with HIV patients,this speech transforms perceptions of the disease,highlighting how empathy—not judgment—can dismantle stigma and reveal the humanity in everyone. Hi, I’m Michelle, and I’m here to explore how art and humanity intersect—thr
Health, Happiness & the Planet | Dr. Mahendra Narayan Kabra | TEDxMoulsari Avenue Women
With 8 billion humans on Earth, rising chronic diseases, and accelerating climate change, one question becomes urgent: are our lifestyles silently destroying both our health and the planet? In this eye-opening TEDx talk, Dr. Mahendra Narayan Kabra, Chief of Lifeline Computerized Clinic & Research I
Knowledge about tuberculosis is the strongest immunity | Naranbat Nyamdavaa | TEDxKhan Uul District
This talk explains tuberculosis as a serious airborne infectious disease shaped not only by medicine but also by social, economic, and lifestyle factors. Tracing its history from scientific discovery to modern treatment, the speaker highlights global and Mongolian trends, challenges in detection, pe
AMR is a public health concern we must resolve together | Dr. Somdatta Karak | TEDxJNTU Hyderabad
Antibiotics kill bacteria. Once a miracle drug, they are not working as effectively anymore. That has happened because our own actions have helped bacteria evolve against the action of these drugs. Bacteria have changed such that they can prevent the antibiotic entering their cells or throw out the
Medycyna, która pozwoliła nam zapomnieć | Róża Hajkuś | TEDxKoszalin
Wystarczyło sto lat, żeby medycyna zmieniła świat tak, że o pewnych zagrożeniach wiemy już tylko z opowieści. Odkrycia nauki pozwalają nam się czuć bezpieczniej, niż kiedykolwiek. Czy jednak ten sukces jest trwały, a bezpieczeństwo gwarantowane raz na zawsze? Róża Hajkuś łączy pracę w przychodni z e
Care Beyond cure | Dr Radha Munje | TEDxCivilLines
Dr. Radha Munje delivered a compelling talk on “Care Beyond Cure,” highlighting the often-overlooked reality of life after disease survival. She shared the example of Mr. X, a tuberculosis survivor whose medical reports declared him “cured,” yet he struggles for breath after walking just 100 meters—