Curing Disease With Genetics And AI

Manolis Kellis, an accomplished Computer Science Professor at MIT and member of the Broad Institute, is a trailblazer in computational biology. Renowned for leading the MIT Computational Biology Group, his impactful research spans disease genetics, epigenomics, and gene circuitry. With numerous cited publications and leadership in transformative genomics projects, Kellis has garnered prestigious accolades, including the PECASE and Sloan Fellowship, shaping the field with his international perspective from Greece and France to the US.
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[@rteammobile]

Great video. I hope I see this new medication in my lifetime.

[@sajinmubarak8017]

I was here second but not seen as comments would be flooded. Other than that this promising not sure if the government can go ahead with this.

[@aaronb8698]

AI won't even realy start to make real money intel after it enters biometric sensors and health optomasation and seamless language interpretation.

[@sakondo789]

How far unnecessary mental stress and genetics are related to diseases, most importantly genetic diseases?

[@JZGreengo]

Are all diseases genetic? Or could genetics really be the solution to all of our problems that will eliminate preventive care which isn’t really great because preventive care has its limitations, we can practice good habits and live a healthy life and still get cancer, it happens to people

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when they can find a gene that increases IQ by 10 points

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Creating super human?

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I was here first 🤩

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NOPE!....