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This is a group of doctors and designers in Kenya, who've developed an Internet of Things technology of their own, as a portable eye examination kit.
He said to me once, "Hey Doc, you know, lots of black men trust their barbers more than they trust their doctors."
We teamed up with an amazing cadre of black barbers and taught them how to measure blood pressure and how to counsel their customers and refer them to doctors to help manage high blood pressure.
Over a three-year period, the barbers measured thousands of blood pressures resulting in hundreds of black men being referred to doctors for medical care of their high blood pressure.
But like many, many doctors who trained in San Francisco in the '80s, I also trained as an AIDS doctor.
4.5 billion drug prescriptions will be prescribed by doctors like me this year, in the United States alone.
Doctors have only to close the catheter through the hole.
When the Ebola outbreak broke out in Western Africa, he quickly realized that doctors there lacked the basic tools to detect and combat disease.
In fact, it was so deadly that the doctors told him that they only have 12 months, and during those 12 months, they have to find a treatment.
As it turns out, this is not just the best that doctors could offer Ehud.
It's not just the best doctors could offer patients with brain cancer generally.
And so now we can actually imagine a world where doctors and surgeons, as they take away a tumor, they actually know what to take out, and they no longer have to guess with their thumb.
She knew what was happening, and she knew what the doctors and the experts and the internet didn't know: how she wanted to go through this.
But the invisible wounds were reaching new levels, and this pushed military doctors and researchers to try and truly understand the effects that traumatic brain injury, or TBI, and PTSD have on the brain.
She, people like her, her ancestors, have not had the best experiences at the hands of doctors and the hospital or insurance companies.
Early studies show that robots can help doctors and patients in health care settings.
We see these ideas again and again in the media, in public health policy, doctors' offices, in everyday conversations and in our own attitudes.
There are doctors, academics and bloggers who have written countless volumes on the many facets of this complex subject.
They want to be nurses and radiologists and pharmacists and doctors.
I saw every kind of specialist: infectious disease doctors, dermatologists, endocrinologists, cardiologists.
I thought I had a rare disease, something doctors had never seen.
I know ballet dancers who can't dance, accountants who can't add, medical students who never became doctors.
Yet doctors do not treat us and science does not study us.
In 1934, 198 doctors, nurses and staff at the Los Angeles County General Hospital became seriously ill.
Doctors thought it was a new form of polio.
All of these outbreaks have tended to disproportionately affect women, and in time, when doctors failed to find the one cause of the disease, they thought that these outbreaks were mass hysteria.
I do think it has to do with sexism, but I also think that fundamentally, doctors want to help.
They want to know the answer, and this category allows doctors to treat what would otherwise be untreatable, to explain illnesses that have no explanation.
We became our own scientists and our own doctors because we had to be.
Doctors, scientists and policy makers are not immune to the same biases that affect all of us.
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