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Advancing Synthetic Biology: Q&A with Floyd Romesberg
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By guest contributor and TEDMED 2015 speaker Roberta Ness The scientific community is unwell. Worse, the hospital to which it has been taken is utterly unsuited to cure it. Young professionals feel...
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Creating sustainable, delicious meat alternatives
By guest contributor and TEDMED 2015 Speaker Patrick O. Brown, MD, PhD of TEDMED Hive Organization, Impossible Foods The horse was a brilliant transportation technology until we developed the...
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Getting Out of Diabetes Denial
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Being Wrong Can Help Get It Right
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Four Thought Leaders Shaping the Future of Health Care
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The Importance of Replication Studies
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Advancing Synthetic Biology: Q&A with Floyd Romesberg
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