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What FoundMyFitness Has Covered
PremiumTechnology is accelerating biomedical progress while creating practical questions about affordability, access, and governance. Advances in sequencing have made genome analysis exponentially faster, more widely available, and far less expensive than during the Human Genome Project;…
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Should we be afraid of exponential gene technology? │ Dr. George Church
“This swiftness of progress could yield innovations that improve human life in revolutionary ways; however, this pace may hinder societies' ability to regulate technology and ensure it is accessible to all.”
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Liquid biopsy (cancer screening)
Liquid biopsies, a non-invasive cancer screening technology that includes GRAIL's Galleri test, could transform early detection and treatment by analyzing tumor-derived cells and components.
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Biological Age Clocks
“Cheaper technology may increase access, but the best-studied clocks are built on platforms like Illumina methylation arrays, which have a long research history and standardized preprocessing pipelines. Consumer Test List Epigenetic-age tests can be motivating, but they are optional.”
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Peter Diamandis, MD, and Tony Robbins: Strategies that promote longevity now – and in the very near future
“01:17:51 - What gene therapy costs and how scaling this technology may make it affordable for everyone. 01:19:39 - How mRNA vaccine technology may be applied to counter immunosenescence – the exhaustion of the aging immune system.”
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Dr. George Church: Rewriting Genomes to Eradicate Disease and Aging
“The Project was no small undertaking, lasting 13 years and costing nearly $3 billion. Since then, advances in sequencing technology have made genome sequencing exponentially faster and widely available – at a fraction of the cost.”
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mRNA vaccines have been used in clinical studies since 2001
“In reality, mRNA technology was shown to be viable in animal models over 30 years ago, followed in 2001 with human trials. In contrast to their mRNA counterparts, conventional vaccines are time-consuming and labor-intensive to produce.”
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Red light therapy (photobiomodulation)
“Other resources To learn more about the effects of photobiomodulation on skin, as well as recommendations for its clinical and scientific use, see these reviews and commentaries: Light emitting diodes technology-based photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) for dermatology and aesthetics: Recent applications, challenges, and perspectives.”
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Aliquot #26: How mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines Work
“The Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines capitalize on this technology to induce antibody production against the SARS-CoV-2 virus. This Aliquot segment features Dr. Roger Seheult, a quadruple board-certified physician serving on the frontlines of COVID-19 care and co-founder of MedCram.”
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