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"Des reins de laboratoire opérationnels une fois greffés"
Des reins de laboratoire opérationnels une fois greffés http://t.co/jbrdo73THj par @CLembezat pic.twitter.com/Q7PKLoXOn3
— Courrier inter (@courrierinter) September 22, 2015
Organ-on-a-chip
Organ-on-a-chip going mainstream http://t.co/pTYdFp0wZX status report from @Sara_Reardon @NatureNews @ncats_nih_gov pic.twitter.com/49oeM5yXho
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) July 15, 2015
When Code Is Used As A Cure
"We can design living systems to our specifications" @ninatandon EpiBone http://t.co/EsFC3aOufj @hellotmrc #HTC2015 pic.twitter.com/oauCT6tc5L
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) June 23, 2015
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Think of the genetic code of cells & reprogram them like a Gutenberg moment @ninatandon #PWSYN http://t.co/stNB2uZRq1 pic.twitter.com/eVUKLpZ8P8
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) June 23, 2015
The body as an ecosystem of sentient cells (instead of being spare parts on the assembly line) @ninatandon http://t.co/EsFC3aOufj @hellotmrc
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) June 23, 2015
When Code Is Used As A Cure #HTC2015 http://t.co/EsFC3aOufj @ninatandon #3DPrinted @ninatandon EpiBone: Growing Bones pic.twitter.com/MhcxPEJ43n
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) June 23, 2015
What if the 3rd industrial revolution was about life?
What if the 3rd industrial revolution was about life? #organ #printing & #gene #therapy at the #HTC2015! pic.twitter.com/Et4lf1bSf4
— Hello Tomorrow (@hellotmrc) 18 Mai 2015
Feeling honored to be invited at @hellotmrc Conf as Press http://t.co/vYXTcdAtGV #grateful TY @duportet! http://t.co/iPFhkkYtEh #HTC2015
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 22 Mai 2015
Exponential Medicine: The Future of Medicine (San Diego CA, Nov. 9-12)
The ‘that’s a wrap’ from @ExponentialMed ’s digital footprint: 89,345,517 impressions 15,988 tweets
2,701 participants @daniel_kraft #xMed
— Gregg Masters (@2healthguru) November 13, 2014
And the graphical summary with direct link report: #xMed cc @daniel_kraft http://t.co/bmAGtRHf2r pic.twitter.com/oj5q5ETIu5
— Gregg Masters (@2healthguru) November 13, 2014
I found it very moving to attend "live" @JCVenter & @KurzweilAINews's presentations at #xmed. Grateful for this, too. pic.twitter.com/dBtGf4sotG
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 12, 2014
At #xmed Singularity Univ Conf: "Within 20 years we'll be able to reprogram away disease & ageing," says Ray Kurzweil pic.twitter.com/GUcikXLOr1
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 12, 2014
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"@metarand: Within 20 years we will be able to reprogram away disease and ageing. Ray Kurzweil #xmed - bring it on!"
#Longevity
#Ageless
— YOUtopia Quest (@YoutopiaQuest) November 12, 2014
My favorite tweet of the day: at #xmed conference San Diego The Future of Medicine @ExponentialMed @portablegenomic pic.twitter.com/WY5dDqvKQ0
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 12 Novembre 2014
“Life changing doesn’t have to be life ending.” @NigelAckland Bionic Arm Man http://t.co/siQVUSIcF1 #xmed pic.twitter.com/PydqLb1DhF
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 12, 2014
A terrifying view of healthcare foundation @Christianassad #xmed pic.twitter.com/Q4wCEcEe6p
— captureproof (@captureproof) November 12, 2014
#xmed The Future of Medicine. The Dark Side of the Force activated & triggered by poor chronic disease management pic.twitter.com/fyrA9wTQYl
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 12, 2014
450 innovators, over 50 faculty & 50 dynamic startups at #xMed The Future Of Medicine is now live -> http://t.co/mhSm8IXLDM #grateful #CDoM
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 11 Novembre 2014
YES! @lucienengelen & @ePatientDave People/patients want to *own* their data. "Give me my damn data!" Let the patient be his own silo! #xmed
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 11 Novembre 2014
wow! what a concept! patient own their data!! via @lucienengelen #xmed Been in that choir for years!
— Gregg Masters (@2healthguru) November 11, 2014
Healthcare will be transformed by "outside" organisations and persons #xmed pic.twitter.com/i71c1APq2H
— Stefan Ottenheijm (@stefanottenh) 11 Novembre 2014
#Music part of civilization since beginning of time, but now stripped out of healthcare & edu. @MusicandHealing #xmed pic.twitter.com/8y3jd0sqE9
— Wen Dombrowski MD (@HealthcareWen) 11 Novembre 2014
MT @cathcoste: End of organ-based medicine on to precision genomics @vkhosla #xmed @SCooperBazzinga #BigBangTheory pic.twitter.com/Ez3Ld5jvdw
— Kimberly George (@kimberlyanngeo) 11 Novembre 2014
#XMED: Craig Venter @JCVenter Estimates 5 Million Complete Human Genomes Sequenced by 2020 | @SingularityHub http://t.co/jiOiiV9Tzm
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 11, 2014
What are the different types of #aging damage? #xmed @ExponentialMed #Medicine #Health pic.twitter.com/JaE2zGfFxC
— Arshya Vahabzadeh MD (@VahabzadehMD) November 11, 2014
Aging is a stem cell pb. @HaririRobert #xmed: it's good news cuz we have tools 2 address this pb. Euthanizing death? pic.twitter.com/EESsJGT8l7
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 11, 2014
Fascinating series of talks regarding regenerative medicine this morning here at #xmed. pic.twitter.com/vNytESG023
— kristinmilburn (@kristinmilburn) 11 Novembre 2014
@HaririRobert explaining promise of regenerative med at #xmed. Aging means we have more specialized stem cells; less adaptable stem cells.
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 11 Novembre 2014
.@HaririRobert explaining promise of regenerative medicine at #xmed. Broken stem cells causing all manner of diseases pic.twitter.com/xiScUsoxg6
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 11 Novembre 2014
A.Russell @CarnegieMellon The Future Of Inflammatory Medicine #xmed Still lots of challenges in the field #3dprinting pic.twitter.com/JJlZBFffp6
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 11, 2014
MSC (mesenchymal stem cells) sources. Young MSC, female MSC have more potential than male MSCs. -A.Russell #xmed pic.twitter.com/BA88KCvds6
— Ruth Ann Crystal, MD (@CatchTheBaby) November 11, 2014
Alan Russell @CarnegieMellon at #xmed conf. -> regenerative med. We need 2 understand what stem cells *produce* much more than what they do.
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 11 Novembre 2014
Mesenchymal stem cells are anti-inflammatory, angiogenic, cell proliferative and are antibiotics too -A.Russell #xmed
— Ruth Ann Crystal, MD (@CatchTheBaby) November 11, 2014
“Life is a DNA software system. Change the software and you change the species!” - @JCVenter @JCVenterInst #xmed pic.twitter.com/Vg1wzUbDw5
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) 11 Novembre 2014
“Our body has 10x as many microbe cells as human cells...We are 90% non-human!” @LSmarr @UCSDHealth #xmed pic.twitter.com/Dmez5m6g9g
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) 11 Novembre 2014
“Inflammation is the orchestrator of our healing process.” - Alan Russell @CarnegieMellon #xmed pic.twitter.com/DIKUCSQwTb
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 11, 2014
Incredible history lesson & future vision from Venter on genomics at #xmed from transplantation to phages that kill drug resistant bacteria
— Andres Jimenez MD (@ajimenezmdihit) November 11, 2014
On Migration Of Regenerative Cells: Alan Russell from @CarnegieMellon talking at #xmed conference. #stemcells pic.twitter.com/aAsy1Q7eNb
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 11, 2014
2morrow surgeons & geneticists will both equally prevail #xmed -> fixing/curing & preventing. @JCVenter = new Dr. House &/or MD in Nip/Tuck?
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) 11 Novembre 2014
Exponential human by Dave Zaboski @cre8tiveAlchemy #xmed #digitalhealth @Nuviun pic.twitter.com/VVtmpFwTyz
— Tamer Shahin (@Tamershahin) November 11, 2014
.@JCVenter at #xmed conference San Diego. Organ-by-organ med (w/brain as The Conductor= Lion, King Of Jungle) is OUT. pic.twitter.com/91dsiK8H1O
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 11, 2014
My 1st animated production to crowd-fund for my thesis on genetic counseling awareness http://t.co/EObxbeh9zh Let me know what you think!
— Dena DNA (@DenaTalksDNA) November 10, 2014
Thank you @delcoronado and sunny San Diego for an amazing venue to network & make new relationships #xmed #health pic.twitter.com/ljujEh766V
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 10, 2014
Join our LIVE STREAM at #xmed! Visit http://t.co/GVDMvVUJvK
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 9, 2014
Now joining us on stage @RaymondMcCauley Biotech Track Chair @SingularityU & Cofounder @BioCuriousLab http://t.co/Xa5QQC4qoe
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 10, 2014
“Genome Editing, Drag-and-Drop Genetic Engineering Works Really Well!"@RaymondMcCauley Biotech @SingularityU #xmed pic.twitter.com/Kz4YWZHrSF
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 10, 2014
#xmed get immunized against HIV, stomach flu by knocking out CCR5, FUT2 gene via bio-engineering pic.twitter.com/GinQkc5dNZ
— tony mahony, I. (@tonymahony1) November 10, 2014
“@2healthguru: Renaissance in genetic engineering @@raymondmccauley #xmed pic.twitter.com/BMoTS6XCyc”
— Robert Muijsers (@RMuijsers) November 10, 2014
TY @raymondmccauley 4 mind blowing presentation re the future of medicine #diybio #genomics #CRISPR #xmed Gr8 updates pic.twitter.com/JyapKQdjcV
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 10, 2014
Exponential Medicine- A summary of our action packed Day 1 from @Daniel_Kraft #Xmed..Join us for livestream 2mrrow http://t.co/qFHyiTZ3tX
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 10, 2014
The #xMed digital dashboard; http://t.co/kYdUB9g9Kz TY @ExponentialMed 4 awesome conf! Learning at the speed of light pic.twitter.com/0CjnLVZkx7
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 10, 2014
Today #xmed was a firehose of information! Watch the Exponential Medicine - Day 2 Overview Video with @Daniel_Kraft: http://t.co/Rn1iwyHItX
— Exponential Medicine (@ExponentialMed) November 11, 2014
.@ExponentialMed "I'm just a retweet machine. Roger Roger." #xmed Pardon my enthusiasm ;) pic.twitter.com/2D1VwsjUny
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 11, 2014
The #xMed digital dashboard; http://t.co/tiPewL4VT8
— Gregg Masters (@2healthguru) November 10, 2014
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Getting ready for #xmed day 4. Can't stop tweeting: loads of fascinating stuff shown here. San Diego is just magic ;) pic.twitter.com/f6HPtKGJ6f
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 12, 2014
Brain Death Is Getting A Reboot And It's Called Brain Health
From brain death to brain health?"Instead of euthanizing people, you can 'youthanize' them!" :) Geneticist @JCVenter http://t.co/TfTXq9bONV
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 2, 2014
"You change the software, you change the species:" Geneticist J. Craig Venter, creating a humanized pig for organ transplantation. "If we have the ability to make some things more youthful (cells, for example), can we say that we are 'youthanizing' them? I like to coin new terminology."
"We can reprogram our DNA to be in a more youthful state. If we could turn medicine into an info-driven science, it would turn humanity into an info-driven species, working from knowledge; not from myth."
From euthanizing to "youthanizing" (brain cells, for example), thanks to genetics? Looks like brain death is getting a reboot and it's called brain health...
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Taking Digital Health to The Next Level a new @commonwealthfnd report http://t.co/E5GpF3qykl nicely done pic.twitter.com/S5mCw8D3BP
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) October 4, 2014
Gr8 pres. by geneticist @JCVenter. From "brain death" to brain health? On "youthanizing cells" http://t.co/Ep2yQ46Xd8 pic.twitter.com/7DCf7TSGVG
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 2, 2014
"There’s no reason to think there’s an absolute, finite limit on human life.” -- @JCVenter
— Antonio Regalado (@antonioregalado) October 2, 2014
"3-D printing human organs is a long-range moonshot goal. 18 people die every day in U.S. waiting for an organ"
Fascinating talk on cellular-level 3D printing at #EmTechMIT. Perhaps the most mind-blowing talk of the day.
— More_Miscellany (@More_Miscellany) September 23, 2014
Jennifer Lewis: 3-D printing human organs is a long-range moonshot goal.
18 people die every day in U.S. waiting for an organ.
#EmTechMIT
— MIT Tech Review (@techreview) September 23, 2014
Jennifer Lewis and the Harvard 3D printing lab are printing vascularized 3D tissues. #wow #EmTechMIT pic.twitter.com/aOPz7YkIyM
— Kristine R. (@kmr2063) September 23, 2014
Jennifer Lewis' micro-3D printing talk is amazing. Awesome applications including micro scale LiON batteries and living tissue #EmTech2014
— Jim Stogdill (@jstogdill) September 23, 2014"How DARPA's artificial spleen tech works & why it matters"
Detailed description from @Gizmag & @DavidSzondy of how @DARPA's artificial spleen tech works & why it matters. http://t.co/F5iEt8BnDQ
— DARPA (@DARPA) September 19, 2014
"$1 million prize incentive to create an artificial liver!"
Competing teams announced for $1 million prize incentive 2 create an artificial liver: KurzweilAI http://t.co/GJZPHgqkev via @kurzweilainews
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) September 18, 2014
Medicine 2064 with Daniel Kraft MD
. @vkhosla on Implications of Wearables: 10k vital sign data points from your wrist will re-write medical textbooks pic.twitter.com/81Y5Yqx86O
— Daniel Kraft, MD (@daniel_kraft) September 16, 2014
3D Printers with DNA Lasers
@elonmusk said space, sustainable power, internet. I say quantum computing and DNA laser printing. #CambrianGenomics @TWistartups +1
— Kevin Curtin (@elementko1) September 2, 2014
Austen Heinz invented a DNA laser printer for you to create new creatures, Part 1 - YouTube http://t.co/0ewiP0EYAI
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) September 6, 2014
Part 2 http://t.co/dYCE5NY4sT
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) September 6, 2014
@Peterdiamandis @Jackandraka Checkout Austen Heinz discuss 3D Printers with DNA Lasers with @Jason on @Twist http://t.co/j0DuIKEtrm
— Paisano (@Paisano) September 4, 2014
Top 100 Kindles including "The Guide to the Future of Medicine: Technology AND The Human Touch" FREE Kindle until Saturday
The Guide to the Future of Medicine is in The Top 100 Kindles on Amazon! http://t.co/iXW4FaMRSx
— Berci Meskó, MD, PhD (@Berci) September 3, 2014
My review of the book on Amazon:
Thanks @Berci Mesko 4 gr8 book! #CDoM #MedX @ReginaHolliday @StanfordMedX @Billaut @EricTopol @SusannahFox @edyong209 pic.twitter.com/9AZNgPSjoL
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) September 4, 2014
Major 3D Printed Organ Breakthrough: Vascular Networks Achieved
Major 3D Printed Organ Breakthrough: Vascular Networks Achieved http://t.co/4KfRlu5O2e
— Jean Michel Billaut (@Billaut) July 1, 2014
Major 3D Printed Organ Breakthrough: Vascular Networks Achieved - http://t.co/NN70rNeCup pic.twitter.com/8guHUJiMRW
— 3D Print .com (@3DPrintBoard) July 1, 2014MIT Lists its 10 Breakthrough Technologies for 2014
2014's top breakthrough technologies, according to MIT @techreview: http://t.co/KqjJmk9GTH
— The Futurist (@WFSFuturist_Mag) May 14, 2014
(Part 1)
MIT Tech Review lists top breakthrough technologies, part 2: http://t.co/xryU5pheT5
— The Futurist (@WFSFuturist_Mag) May 15, 2014
(Part 2)
"3D Printed Artificial Kidneys Created By UConn Students"
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@UConnEngineer Students Create 3D Printed Artificial #Kidneys - http://t.co/JTnTlJ6oTE #digitalhealth #3Dprinting #Technology #mhealth
— nuviun (@Nuviun) May 15, 2014
.@UConn students 3D print a pair of artificial kidneys: http://t.co/5sP7ZfQ03r #Atmel #3DPrinting pic.twitter.com/OxHi8PJ8YN
— Atmel University (@AtmelUniversity) May 13, 2014
"If successful, the project can provide a low-cost but effective
alternative to the approximately 2 million people who are on renal
replacement therapy worldwide.In the GCC countries, there is scarce data about ESRD incidence rates, but a 2012 meta-study said that 'Many reports have provided evidence of increasing prevalence of the most common causes of ESRD in the GCC such as obesity, hypertension, and diabetes.'
According to the study, majority of ESRD patients in the GCC countries are on hemodialysis. They would benefit from receiving 3D artificial kidneys if the technology ultimately makes it possible to receive these organs with similar risk compared to receiving real kidneys.
There have been many studies demonstrating how 3D printing technology can go beyond the hype and into applications that impact healthcare, particularly replacing body parts with 3D printed ones, even transplanting live kidneys and livers straight from a 3D printer.
The UConn project recalls to mind a recent, similar project by Japanese surgeons who created 3D-printed tumor-containing kidneys for simulated cancer surgery. Other scientists have also shown how a 3D model of a tumor itself can provide clues to curing cancer.
Other studies demonstrated successful implantation of a 3D printed skull, as well as the creation of 3D-printed artificial eyes, noses and ears." (Source)
Medical Use of 3D Printing Will Ignite Major Ethical Debate
Medical Use of 3D Printing Will Ignite Major Ethical Debate http://t.co/rB6TztaOpT
— Jean Michel Billaut (@Billaut) May 10, 2014
Geneticist J. Craig Venter: "Easter is a time to pay tribute to innovators persecuted by beneficiaries of status quo"
@JCVenter #Easter is a time to pay tribute to #innovators persecuted by beneficiaries of status quo pic.twitter.com/GRdxMR7XC0
— Calestous Juma (@calestous) April 18, 2014
xenotransplantation 2.0 : humanized pig lungs. Craig Venter and synthetic genomics. http://t.co/MJ5smOobo4
— Nick zheng (@pick1998_2) May 6, 2014
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