21st-Century Revolutions in Medicine, Health Sciences, and Biotechnology | Amesh Adalja

[@johngleue]

Very interesting talk!

[@BARRIE-Chgo]

i only heard him - nice to see him

[@hazadus3]

Should get Michael Levin on. Bio electricity and regeneration seems to be the future of medicine.

[@lauraowens178]

Thank you, Dr. Adalja! Is it true that we're seeing more cases of myocarditis and other heart problems in people, particularly children, who took the Covid vaccine?

[@ableasdale2000]

Good ideas, with the best of intentions, what could possibly go wrong.

[@johngleue]

@@ableasdale2000 oh geez, another luddite.

[@johngleue]

@ableasdale2000 Innovation and amazing new discoveries like these aren't a product of being motivated by fear. These individuals are driven by values. The future is bright!

[@zardozcys2912]

4:48 mosquito is the most dangerous animal in the world. Puts things into perspective

[@alexanderx33]

One thing we have to be careful of is not to make lifesaving interventions so easy that we become dependant on them due to the spread of defective genes enabled by removal of evolutionary selective pressure. Ideally you would have your cake and eat it too, develop lifesaving interventions at the same time as increasing the availability of zigote genetic screening services so that people who manage with the aid of technology not to die young do not then pass that defect on to their children.