The Future of Medicine

Nanobots that patrol our bodies, killer immune cells hunting and destroying cancer cells, biological scissors that cut out defective genes: these are just some of the technologies that Cambridge University researchers are developing and which are set to revolutionise medicine in the future. To tie-in with the recent launch of the Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, researchers discuss some of the most exciting developments in medical research and set out their vision for the next 50 years.

[@MrMporas]

Imagine how much progress we would had on medical sector with all those funds that has been given to "defense" industry...

[@arindammandal1987]

Exactly my thought

[@zegzezon5539]

When the scientific aspect of medicine is *_perfected,_* *The NEXT Hurdle* to overcome is the *economic* part - *Greater Access for the Majority of Human Race!*

[@medicinepassion2743]

These medical treatment innovations are truly magnificent! But the ethical dimension of the issue is how many citizens will be able to have access to these lifesaving treatments? If such a therapy costs 3.000.000 dollars and only a few rich people can afford it, all these medical treatments will be of no use for the benefit of humanity. Scientists have the ethical obligation to humanity, not only to develop new treatment but first and foremost to make it accessible to every citizen regardless of wealth and social status.

[@livesportstv2802]

I have a dream to study in cambridge university

[@viveksehgal4024]

A small step for medical fraternity but a giant leap for mankind

[@lucyaudrey733]

This is really really interested. I always think about the future because I know 10 years from now things will be different. We must adapt to change and push out thinking capabilities. I think it is important to teach the upcoming generations to think outside the box.

[@Live-Forever-Club]

"in 50 years time we'll have control of our cells" - sounds like a prediction for the end of ageing to me!

[@ManishKumar-xx7ny]

This will change the whole of humanity. Very exciting. All knowledge that can be discovered, must be discovered.

[@denariuswright8284]

This video was Groovetastic! I look forward the fantastic future of medicine .....its extraordinary how a hundred years ago we could barely fight the spanish flu let alone discover it now we are about to produce moonshot medicine...Im flabbergasted by this video -DW, The Grooveman (July.29.2018)

[@Sammy.a1287]

This is truly amazing..

[@denariuswright8284]

Learning about the future of Biomedicine is my favorite aspect of learning about Medicine! (Nnov.22.2018)

[@isleoftechnology]

A lot of great potential in this field.

[@wtfquebec]

nice vid!

[@liamk6077]

u teach good stuff bro

[@squidsINKdrums]

What is the intro music? the violine one? can somebody help me

[@lucreciaignacialancastered8678]

Woooow, its so cool.

[@nereaestevezlopez1539]

AWESOME

[@nafeesaabdulazzim9134]

Can nano technology allow internal clone for the cells to replace the dead ones .. Ex : like heart muscle cells ?

[@laurenjauregui1884]

i love it. ♡

[@francismausley7239]

Be nice to see more in-depth Food as Medicine Research & natural bio-signaling molecules in Medicine. "Science of Medicine is the noblest science that human beings have ever been able to develop." ~ Some Aspects of Health and Healing, Baha'i Faith

[@Anudeep842]

I hope these technogies reach all population of human race for free including me, I hope ai will read this comment and make good decisions.

[@Mahmoudmohamed-rq7ue]

Hope i can join you on this one day :)

[@viniciusoliveira5779]

Please make another video showing how much we have already advanced! Thank you.

[@cambridgeuniversity]

Great suggestion! We'll put it on the list!

[@ntej7927]

Yes - very promising.

[@mgangtv2157]

dope video

[@meenazsayyed6688]

bionic engineering the best tech and nano tech i am a nanotechnatian and studied from iit G

[@lf0153]

I love it

[@foreverandeveriswear7073]

Waiting for nanobots..

[@arindammandal1987]

'Humanity lost' a good anime

[@sunnyliao8957]

Can we use nanorobotics to fight against the COVID-19?

[@larryjung2031]

Science and nanotechnology should be used to cleanse stuck microscopic asbestos fibers from the inner human body this would prevent asbestos related cancers. Asbestos are solid, dead and stationary objects thus easy for nanorobots to latch onto and remove or destroy from the inner human body. Their's lots of asbestos around.

[@maliknoman4427]

Good video

[@alexanderanderson4905]

I hope immortality is achieved.

[@arindammandal1987]

No immortality, if human body i mean every parts of our body has a upper limit of 150yrs, than i want live that much duration fully active,

[@baklava6138]

I disagree with the 50 year prediction because of advancements in AI which will accelerate research and problem solving.

[@Primence]

cool

[@vinaykumarkante4727]

i passionate to make miniature electric gadgets and i made some, but i want to make nano bots with low cost to help the poor people all around the world who are not able to get medical access with low cost , so can i join with you, and i'll try to make our dream possible

[@AlirezaKouhbor]

Elegant...

[@robertmihalinac]

Nanotechnology should also remove all excess material from our body so that our bodies can regenerate naturally.

[@tomasalmeida5306]

2:28 Chibalabala

[@by6567]

...and then Corona knocked the door.

[@lanceevans4053]

Crisper sounds dangerous

[@paulbates1167]

Oh dear...... something has gone wrong!!!!!!

[@ZahdShah]

Nanomachines

[@charleskidney4279]

All the tech they talk about, will probably never make it into the real world.

[@liamk6077]

or... cambridge university

[@SiyabongaMalinga]

The fact that he said we working with regulators 7:30 - 7:35 that for me is kinda saying we want to come up with solutuion without pissing off capitalists and they loose their money because people no longer get sick to keep buying medication.

[@rsulqarayev6769]

hi your channel is very nice. I would love to watch videos about this channel on my channel.

[@meenazsayyed6688]

what about doctors in future will this profession be elimiated

[@colinnixon7055]

the only disadvantage with thies cells would be causing ferther desease?..............................................

[@petiteleman]

Awful music, can't hear a thing!

[@vikiestracener259]

Wormhole

[@davidlo168888]

It seems big pie in the sky.