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Cancer & Evolution
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2020
This conference issues an urgent call for new ideas and approaches so lives can be saved. Prevention, early detection and early intervention are key to dramatic progress in the war on cancer so we can reduce patient suffering and mortality on a broad societal scale.
This potentially historic symposium’s goal is to stimulate new strategies for comprehensive cancer prevention and early cancer detection, as well as adaptive cancer management and treatment.
We will facilitate constructive debate, strive for consensus where possible, and unearth new insights into how to reprioritize prevention, cancer research, screening, diagnostics and patient risk stratification to guide therapy improvements.
This potentially historic symposium’s goal is to stimulate new strategies for comprehensive cancer prevention and early cancer detection, as well as adaptive cancer management and treatment.
We will facilitate constructive debate, strive for consensus where possible, and unearth new insights into how to reprioritize prevention, cancer research, screening, diagnostics and patient risk stratification to guide therapy improvements.
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James Shapiro - What Can Evolutionary Biology Learn from Cancer Biology?
มุมมอง 8304 ปีที่แล้ว
James Shapiro - What Can Evolutionary Biology Learn from Cancer Biology?
Frank Laukien - The Evolution of Evolutionary Processes in Organismal and Cancer Evolution
มุมมอง 6714 ปีที่แล้ว
Frank Laukien - The Evolution of Evolutionary Processes in Organismal and Cancer Evolution
Steve Gullans - The Role of ‘Unnatural Evolution’ in Cancer and Beyond
มุมมอง 784 ปีที่แล้ว
Steve Gullans - The Role of ‘Unnatural Evolution’ in Cancer and Beyond
Perry Marshall - Cellular Cognition and the Volitional Turing Machine
มุมมอง 3294 ปีที่แล้ว
Perry Marshall - Cellular Cognition and the Volitional Turing Machine
Kenneth Pienta - Convergent Evolution and the Origins of Lethal Cancer
มุมมอง 7084 ปีที่แล้ว
Kenneth Pienta - Convergent Evolution and the Origins of Lethal Cancer
Cellular Darwinism: regulatory networks, stochasticity, and selection in cancer development
มุมมอง 6884 ปีที่แล้ว
Cellular Darwinism: regulatory networks, stochasticity, and selection in cancer development
Jeffrey Townsend - The Somatic Molecular Evolution of Cancer: Mutation, Selection, and Epistasis
มุมมอง 3504 ปีที่แล้ว
Jeffrey Townsend - The Somatic Molecular Evolution of Cancer: Mutation, Selection, and Epistasis
Carlo Maley - The Evolution of Cancer Suppression Across Life
มุมมอง 3614 ปีที่แล้ว
Carlo Maley - The Evolution of Cancer Suppression Across Life
Day 3 Speaker Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
มุมมอง 634 ปีที่แล้ว
Day 3 Speaker Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
Patrick Soon-Shiong - Introducing Quantum Onco-Therapeutics: The Path to Memory T-cells
มุมมอง 1.7K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Patrick Soon-Shiong - Introducing Quantum Onco-Therapeutics: The Path to Memory T-cells
Michael Gillette - Cancer Proteogenomics and Therapy Resistance
มุมมอง 1774 ปีที่แล้ว
Michael Gillette - Cancer Proteogenomics and Therapy Resistance
Henry H. Heng - Genome Chaos: creating new system information to drive macroevolution
มุมมอง 7084 ปีที่แล้ว
Henry H. Heng - Genome Chaos: creating new system information to drive macroevolution
Day 2 Speakers Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
มุมมอง 594 ปีที่แล้ว
Day 2 Speakers Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
Adelene Perkins - Cancer - Daring to Believe in a Cure and Why This Belief is Justified
มุมมอง 814 ปีที่แล้ว
Adelene Perkins - Cancer - Daring to Believe in a Cure and Why This Belief is Justified
Robert Weinberg - Mechanisms of Malignant Progression of Carcinoma Cells
มุมมอง 7074 ปีที่แล้ว
Robert Weinberg - Mechanisms of Malignant Progression of Carcinoma Cells
Day 1 Speakers Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
มุมมอง 574 ปีที่แล้ว
Day 1 Speakers Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
Bonnie Anderson - RNA Whole-Transcriptome Sequencing in Cancer Diagnostics
มุมมอง 1394 ปีที่แล้ว
Bonnie Anderson - RNA Whole-Transcriptome Sequencing in Cancer Diagnostics
Robert Gatenby - Can Adaptive Cancer Therapy Reduce Evolutionary Pressures?
มุมมอง 8444 ปีที่แล้ว
Robert Gatenby - Can Adaptive Cancer Therapy Reduce Evolutionary Pressures?
Elizabeth O'Day - BoRs (Biomarkers of Response) To Optimize Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment
มุมมอง 674 ปีที่แล้ว
Elizabeth O'Day - BoRs (Biomarkers of Response) To Optimize Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment
Jinsong Liu - The Giant Cell Unifies Cancer Evolution, Development, and Human Life Cycle
มุมมอง 4864 ปีที่แล้ว
Jinsong Liu - The Giant Cell Unifies Cancer Evolution, Development, and Human Life Cycle
James Shapiro & Denis Noble - The Post-Modern Synthesis Movements in Organismal Evolution
มุมมอง 2.2K4 ปีที่แล้ว
James Shapiro & Denis Noble - The Post-Modern Synthesis Movements in Organismal Evolution
George Church - Accelerated evolution, proliferation & mammalian development/cancer
มุมมอง 3154 ปีที่แล้ว
George Church - Accelerated evolution, proliferation & mammalian development/cancer
William Audeh - Can the “Cancer Species” be driven to extinction?
มุมมอง 1684 ปีที่แล้ว
William Audeh - Can the “Cancer Species” be driven to extinction?
Paradigm-shifting information. Thank you Dr. Levin. I must add that venturing out into the externally applied emf forces arena as it relates to his work is unfortunately the realm of restricted MIC information. Cheers
If we cant imagine the origin of life without creator, what is the point to discuss evolution without acknowledging creator existence?
Why does James move his head like that? My uncle Chuck had a VERY similar tick, I’m genuinely curious
The evolutionary orthodoxy will never let The Modern Synthesis die because materialism, physicalism, reductionism, determinism and gradualism would also die, in regards to biology. And of course this would blow up their whole philosophical foundation and reason for constructing the theory in the first place...because if individuals can somehow conjure up their own adaptive traits (which they do), then that logically permits intelligence/consciousness into the mix. So atheist/materialists would no longer have a home in biology. It's like being between a rock and hard place. The fun part is watching all the materialists squirm while trying to maintain their massive arrogance. But aside from that, tragically, the whole world has been duped for over 100 years by this group of circus monkeys.
Circus Monkey's? Easy turbo. While I agree that reductionism may be hitting its limits, it has endowed us with a tremendous amount of understanding about our biology and how things work. Let's now begin a new era where complex systems are approached with a broader ideological perspective.
@@drbobinski1 no doubt but cells, molecules and tissues must be seen in their contexts. This is the blind spot of modern science/biology. And they’ve purposefully omitted it.
@@drbobinski1in certain contexts, of course, but whether intentional or not, it has also created vast mali vestments and fundamental distortions to how the world sees health and disease. It is not self correcting, despite the amount of evidence and I would argue it has taken us far out on a limb with synthetic biology that not only is doomed to fail, but has already introduced risks we have no idea how to assess because we aren't seriously evaluating them amidst the hype and continued investment. Not to mention it plays a huge role in the ongoing failure to seriously commit to addressing the enormous threat of widespread resistance which is beyond negligent.
Mike talking about this selfish cell that acts as though it only sees it’s self and it’s own agenda reminds me of what is said in genesis when it talks about an enemy at the same place of provision!! So I think this cell is that enemy … so what was and still is the purpose of this ever present abberant enemy or threat.. it obviously has a very huge purpose in the overall scheme of life
Data is always skewed....majority of people who get cancer is a misnomer “we all have cancer had cancer and are clear of cancer” all people would benefit IF they did nothing but major life changers no smoking alcohol change jobs move change jobs maybe divorce. Drugs are no benefit to LIFE. Prior to the invention of toxic vaccines cancer were rare especially in children.....advent of big pharmaceutical means more cancers more diseases
LET’S GOOOOOO
Thanks for this very informative video. Thanks to Michel Levin for sharing his knowledge and expertise!
Great explanation.. thank you.
good morning and done share
Is that Jim the Hammer Shapiro
I wish
"I'll squeeze them for EVERY SINGLE DIME!" 😂😂😂
Love this guy's work on planaria and the frontiers he is pushing. My educational background is in Sports Medicine and Chiropractic, so not specialized in any of these fields, but I have read everything I can get my hands on and absorbed information concerning biological integration with energy, chemistry, gene expression etc for over 45 years. I have long felt that after 75 years of cancer research, western medicine and its adherence to a reductionist paradigm may be long down the wrong path. The book "Rebel Cell" by Kat Arney very much supports the idea that some cells become criminals and rebel against the collective goals of the organism. I sure hope this leads us down the right path to more holistic cures for this terrible condition.
The enemy at the table
Have you read The Body Electric by Robert O. Becker?
@@joedevon No. But I will now. Thanks Joe. What is the basic premise?
Awesome talk ! Ewa Sikoras lab just published a paper w TEM micrograph pics, showing the mononuclear daughter cells inside pp giant cells..amazing! Prob we need to target neosis pathway/ neoantigens? Is parthenogenisis pgm/ gene sets possibly involved in neosis?
136 views? This is criminally unpopular and underrated. Prof. Levin is one of the most important people alive at the moment, for his work has the potential to revolutionize biology and medicine.
Couldn't agree more!
Excellent. Thank you.
This is jaw dropping. If confirmed this will completely reshape the way we think about biology.
This 'science' is rubbish. Arrogant and opinionated presentation with ignorance of the effects of the mind as well as the environment on the development of cancer. This is disguised eugenics and biological warfare. He also ignores the real history of British 'gain of function' medical science. Nixon's 'War on Cancer' was double-speak. It was really a biological warfare program related to the MK Naomi Program clandestinely led by the monstrous Lord Max Rosenheim who headed the British Medical Council and University College Hospital in London.
How can you tell if these rearrangements in chromosomes ( 10:07 ) are nom-random? Couldn't be that other variations of rearrangementes in other chromossoes are more lethal and the cells that had them was more likely to die?
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Very interesting, Perry.
Prof Weinberg been following your work for manny years ...Really like to listen to your wisdom, Thanks for this ...Stay well Luis
That was fantastic! Thanks for the great talk! I was wondering about how neoplastic cells interact with the tumor microenvironment that often have immune-cell, fibroblasts, endothelium and even neuron fibers. I'm just an undergraduate student beginning to explore this field, so I don't know if it's an silly question, but I would like to ask if those neoplastic cells are hacking the software of those "normal cells" through specific patterns of electrical signals?
Loved this lecture! I want to go to MD Anderson for my graduate studies, so this was a special treat for me to think about. :)
What a treat to see Denis and James together in the same video. More more more!
I agree! :)
Does James Shapiro have Parkinson's disease? Just asking.
I mentioned Henry Heng's Genome Chaos textbook being expensive, but his other book, Debating Cancer, is more affordable and received 5 star reviews: "Should be a mandatory reading material for any cancer expert" and "Everyone who is interested in cancer should read it. As a clinican, I got a very good use of it." www.amazon.com/Debating-Cancer-The-Paradox-In-Cancer-Research/dp/B0169N14YM