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The Results Are In: Predictive Technology and Your DNA Map
The concerns our parents had about us when we born will we be healthy, good-natured, inquisitive,
successful?—seem mundane compared with the questions today's parents may have, given the unrelenting pace of technological innovation.
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Patients: The New Economy of Healthcare
Despite the deeply personal nature of healthcare and healthcare product development, they have tra
ditionally been business-to-business industries in which patients are beneficiaries but not really treated as customers.
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Medicine: Hope or Hype?
Applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning to health care and research have been
exploding over the last year—and sometimes backfiring, as researchers negotiate the learning curve.
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Paying for Cures
Science is beginning to deliver long-hoped-for curative therapies, to nervous applause. Gene thera
py is becoming a reality with the 2017 approval of three treatments in the U.S.
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PLENARY - Molecule to man (and woman): Speeding translation to human trials
Margaret Anderson, Christopher P. Austin, Anna Barker, Dale Edgar, Stelios Papadopoulos, Todd Sher
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PANEL - Tech transfer 2.0: Innovation in university commercialization
Louis Berneman, Jodi Black, Chris Coburn, Lou DeGennaro, Regis B. Kelly, Robert Urban
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PANEL - Social Media Changing Research Norms
Jon Fredrickson, Matthew Herper, Elizabeth Iorns, Sally Okun, Greg Simon, John Wilbanks
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Preserving the Promise of Cancer Immunotherapy
Rarely does the biopharma industry see anything like the explosion of activity that is immuno-onco
logy today.
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Solving Life-Threatening Problems in Oncology
Progress in cancer therapy over the last decade has resulted in more patients living longer.