Being an accidental pioneer in precision medicine | Matt Might | TEDxBirmingham

What can you do when you have done everything possible? In this impactful talk, Matt Might helps us see that we can leverage science to do what was believed to be impossible. Since 2017, Matt Might has been at the University of Alabama at Birmingham where he is the Director of the Hugh Kaul Precision Medicine Institute and a Professor of both Internal Medicine and Computer Science. Matt’s mission is to make precision medicine a reality for all patients. He is also a Scientific Advisor to brain-focused precision medicine company Q State Biosciences (after acquisition of his start-up Pairnomix).
In 2015, Matt joined the Biomedical Informatics at the Harvard Medical School, and from 2016 to 2018, he was a Strategist in the Executive Office of the President in The White House. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@sinkler123]

"In the event there is nothing you can do... you can do science."
Amazing talk.

[@Raufahsertapete]

What a Dad

[@Reema_mfl]

*This is amazing!* The root of all advancements is the belief that we don't have all the answers. There's always more to learn and discover...

[@pamelathompson6783]

RIP Bertrand Might! Thank you so much for contributing and inspiring people all over! I wish you nothing but peace and rest

[@eboies]

A very well done and inspiring presentation especially for families facing new or little-understood diagnoses. After being told by a doctor that there was "nothing else we could do to improve our daughter's condition", I also refused to accept this "not actionable' position. We found one medicine, then another as well as some lifestyle modifications that have improved her symptoms. In addition, others with similar conditions have formed non-profits to speed up and fund research, advocate and spread awareness. There is always something that can be done! Thank you to the Might family!

[@essany]

This is amazing on many levels.

[@saidarahaasayyangalam3445]

I know it. If we think through this, it brings in lots and lots of perspectives. But somehow, it tells one thing - There are too many dilemmas about existence of life. Dilemmas that only a human might have. But then, it's only a human who can put all the dilemmas aside and and gear up for a never ending quest of the unimaginable. Two extremes in one life form.

[@robertstark396]

THANK YOU!! Very inspirational and it will help me with a condition I've been struggling with for over 12 years.

[@bestplacestovisitsolotraveler]

Thanks for sharing your personal story and talking about precision medicine. You and your wife are very courageous parents.

[@pyschologygeek]

Classy is when you have a lot to say, but choose to remain silent in front of idiots

[@barrywilliamsmb]

Just an old son-of-a-pupster, settin' in the corner with a closed pie hole is all.

[@domingodeanda233]

ONE must always persist.

[@jasonalanh4607]

Very reminiscent of my recent research into child phycologists, Charles Darwin did many inquiries on his own children. Keep it up guy ty

[@SKARTHIKSELVAN]

Great work.

[@kingo549]

Damn!THAT WAS GOOD ✨😱

[@MhdHayyanALSIBAI]

Thanks dr. Might
I myself was too much inspired by this talk. I quoted part of it in my Tedx Talk :)

[@Mrhankthecowdog]

Awesome video

[@TXResourceMom]

Wow, Great Dad!!!!

[@avo2855]

this guy is awesome!

[@l0g1cseer47]

Depressingly awkward and bizarrely lost in the unknown.. "You can do Science."

[@mayumikakizaki4335]

I CAN’T produce tears, also!!!

[@bluewaterpines8323]

Why am i suddenly anemic, not producing red blood cells, and thyroid gland is tanking further???I am tired walking from one room to another??? I do not have pernicious anemia they say. Anyone???

[@kjbaran]

Code, the final frontier.

[@maheshvi3809]

Wow this shud have a billion views this is much bigger than what a RAD DAD did for his son, this is what he did to how to treat the unknown

[@CaseyFinSF]

Good luck in your pursuit. I hope you burst that bubble soon....

[@humility1st]

PHD pretty heady dose of focusing actually slows down our knowledge.

[@sherrymilen1346]

WOW

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🏆💪💪💪

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👍

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From kerala.... Like her😁

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اتوقع اني اول عربيه هنا

[@eliabarakat2875]

معناها انا التاني 😊

[@lequadone]

Son needs to eat a whole food plant based diet

[@dylanyang3791]

Sleek jacket

[@willlanter7655]

Matt Might, or Matt might not

[@emreekici1239]

god damn

[@danielberry4728]

M & M

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[@idealoading]

Very weird medical case .The speaker is well dressed επισης κανω επιστημονικα βιντεο μπορει να σε ενδιαφερει

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k

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2. yorum

[@rajan1357]

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[@azeemqurbanali3281]

Quran teaches us that we can always do something

[@athanoslee]

Why am not surprised that some genetic disease happen to a child of mormon parents.