Nabiha Saklayen: Could you recover from illness ... using your own stem cells? | TED
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- What if diseases could be treated with a patient's own cells, precisely and on demand? Biotech entrepreneur Nabiha Saklayen explains how we could harness advances in biology, machine learning and lasers to create personalized stem cell banks -- and develop medicine uniquely designed for each of our bodies.
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can't wait to be deprived of this treatment because of it being unaffordable for the working class
Why do I get the feeling that these therapies are going to become very common and effective, but only for rich people?
Perhaps because you live in the U.S.? In countries with better healthcare (outside the US), cost doesn't dictate who does and doesn't get treatment.
Because capitalism works by rich people and companies fronting the cash for projects like this. To begin with they are very expensive then overtime it follows a cost curve where it becomes readily available for the wider population. Cars and planes used to be only for rich people.
Needkey and guess where all the inventions come from? The u.s. so while you're complaining we're inventing new technologies.
@@ThinkkTwiice They don't all come from the US and many of the technologies that do, have US investment with international scientists and engineers.
its true, taking stem cell is costly, transform to different type of cell is costly, trial and error is costly
I felt like I was watching a narrated sci-fi movie, my mind raced with imagination as to all the possibilities! I just hope with such great advancement in medicine comes with even greater responsibilities from those practicing it and to the population in general since abuse is often an overlooked beast, which can have major devastating consequences if overlooked. Nice one, thanks!
This! I now live with permanent dry eye disease from doctors negligence
Can't wait for the future.Guess we are entering a new era of science specially medicine
Well this is an intriguing concept
I pray to god that somone would fund this research further
I appreciate this amazing effort
Incredible person reading this, you have everything there is to succeed in life, whatever that is for you. Go after the life you truly want NOW! ✨
I believe in you! Love - Nat ❤️
Thank youuu!!! You too!!!
Your selection method with Machine learning is really neat, but you will have issues with cell quality and storage costs if you want to keep them right after birth for decades. And it wont get much cheaper with more customers, since capacities for freezing and power costs wont dilute that much. But, yes, 50k USD seems feasible and it might be worth it! 😎
@@3mimuse480 same here 🤦🏽♂️
There actually was a doctor who implanted stem cells into a woman's brain to help with her Alzheimer's. They were interviewed by Alan Alda on Scientific American Frontiers, like 20 years ago. It helped her a lot for a while, but I think ultimately it didn't work. I think the doctor used cells from pigs but I'm not sure.
The future of this is exciting! I imagine when my generation reaches old age, so much more medical knowledge will be known and there could be cures for all diseases and cancers. My dad was talking about the future of science,medicine and the anti aging process that could happen in the future and he said how it would suck if the baby boomers were the last generation that had to die.
Stem cell company Athersys based in Cleveland is using stem cells off the shelf and readily available for stroke treatment to cause miraculous regeneration of damaged brain tissue from ischemic stroke. It is a game changer as there is up to a 36 hour window for infusion after incidence of stroke as opposed to a 3 hour window for TPA. It eliminates inflammation caused by stroke and allowing perfusion in the area leading to healing. Finished phase 3 testing in Japan and results to be released in March. It is a miracle. The Holy Grail in stroke treatment plus very successful in treating ARDS secondary to Covid and pneumonia.
Excellent research 👏
I wish I'll still be alive when this will come to fruition 😊 this is surely interesting
I came to think, 'Doesn't the fact that stem cells can cure an incurable disease mean that there is no longer an incurable disease in the world?' I think it is useful because stem cells can change into almost any cell in the body. But in the case of cancer patients, wouldn't it cause more disease if the stem cells turned into cancer cells? I'm more curious about this.
All I see is a very expensive health care.
Some amazing ingenuity there in applying lazers and AI to the problem. But here are many more steps to go before these stem cells can be usefully put to service in treating things like parkinsons.
“Be honest who else is a few hours late” 😂
The future is now, and we only have to get out of our own way to see it.
Thanks I could like really use some help like over here.
It might sound like science fiction! And it is
After contracting C19 in late 2019 (yes, 2019), I really wish I could say that I was completely healed. Nope.
I could REALLY use some help, but... I don't think 'rich people science' and rich people solutions are going to be trickling down to someone like myself anytime soon, lol.
Cute concepts. I'm certain the rich will benefit (maybe even like 'Theranos' did).
My guess this is so far in the future, I will probably be dead before it comes out and is affordable to everyone 😩
When is sooner than I think and will it be too late for this audience since we've obviously surpassed infancy when the stem cells are supposed to be harvested and banked ? If it is too late for me I'll be pretty darn jelly of the immortal younger generation with the advantage !
Henrietta Lacks!!!!
They stole her cells though
Machine learning bioengineering will change the world this decade
May the word mirage more accurate in place of miracle " the human body a miracle".
bruh i love Velma Dinkley
interesting
Look at stem cells for dry eyes please!
Hello can respnose me please !!!
I am nazrul from Bangladesh . My uncle is suffering by Parkinson disease . May i know what is the treatment for this and where we can go for this treatment please ? how much cost it will take for this treatment and what is the procedure .
Anyone can give me the answer for this above questions please . i will wait for this .
Thank you .
Fascinating
this woman looks like all Scooby Doo`s characters combined!
Lol true ..velma + daphne
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Interesting ...
Amazing idea but too late for people who are already ill. Kinda depressing for the chronically ill
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 its a good idea 💡 thank you
Please Future .. Come on now!
Hypothetical speaking would you be able to do a hair follicle test using pubic hair or nose ? Just wondering it's good to ask questions right?
So Nice videos
Wow.. it is really amazing. Imagine that a body of human can replicated. But I think some groups of conservative people still can't relate with that. But let time decide
Could i get rid of my psoraisis this way?
Was this just an elaborate pitch for the origin story of the borrowers?
So cloning?
Sure. We can't cure baldness but all of this will be possible.
Velma ?
if it realized, i am wondering if put some chromosome into laser machine to adjust before my born then my life is changed, omg! i don't need to stay in the god damn dark office YES!
Who is she doing a cosplay of?
I can’t believe they were removing each individual cell by hand instead of programming AI to sort the cells?! WTF type of approach is that?!
The Human approach. We only recently reached the Era of A.I.
A.I is relatively new technology. The hardware has caught up with the software.
Adult Stem Cells amen
This is some irobot jurrasic park terminator robocop apple watch witchcraft waiting to take over the human race.
like what ross geller said,
DONT DO ITTT!!!!!!
This is Mia Khalifa looks like if she spend time only study
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this will remain a dream for ever...........why do u want to live like this for ever
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That wig looks terrible.
Why so concerned about looks ? Who is telling you to marry her ?
@@Babayagaom take it easy killa, i was just stating facts
Mia Khalifa?
Oh sorry ....
Yeah... Its called Shivambu Kalpa and has been practiced for 1000s of years. People always trying to make things sound more scieney and profound when the simple act of drinking your plasma ultrafiltrate is all that is required.
yaaa no. drinking and rubbing urine on gums and skin is definitely to stupidest fucking thing I have ever heard. removing and redirecting stem cells is just as "scieney and profound" as it sounds.
@@stephens3819 people that type "yeah no" are some of the smartest well educated scholars anywhere. They totally have done their due diligence and research.! Have a great life wise one 👍
@@zenatman you not only used the word "sciencey," you spelled it wrong too. get off your high horse man. you're not as smart as u think
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Urine therapy. How dumb do you have to be to think your own piss is medicine!?
@@jhunt5578 super dumb bro. Hahaha ha. Got em ! I'm stupid guy. You smert. Omg so research
is she an Indian...?
What if she is not?
First
Mia Khalifa?
Don't believe what Allah has not written
Im sure she is smart,but a little young and lacks experience to be credible. Seems by appearence she is more concerned with how she looks..
Why is she wearing a cheap wig ? This takes away from educational background ! Sorry it’s just does !
Imagine that you are blind and Concentrate on what she is saying