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You think I will miss the violence or the drugs?

And since then, drug-resistant bacteria have continued to emerge, and so we've been forced to develop newer and newer drugs to fight these new bacteria.

And this vicious cycle actually is the origin of superbugs, which is simply bacteria for which we don't have effective drugs.

The key thing from our perspective here is that ultraviolet light kills bacteria by a completely different mechanism from the way drugs kill bacteria.

And these firefighters are the cancer drugs.

Over 99 percent of cancer drugs never make it to the tumor because they lack transportation and tools to take them to the location they're aiming for.

We can load cancer drugs inside nanoparticles, and nanoparticles can function as the carrier and necessary equipment to bring the cancer drugs to the heart of the tumor.

And so, how do these nanoparticles manage to transport cancer drugs to the tumor?

Cancer drugs without nanoparticles are quickly washed out of the body through the kidneys because they're so small.

We have the firefighters, the cancer drugs.

But if we put these cancer drugs inside nanoparticles, they will not get washed out by the body because the nanoparticles are too big.

Well, they can protect cancer drugs from getting destroyed inside the body.

There are certain very important but sensitive drugs that are easily degraded by enzymes in the blood.

Another nanoparticle tool are these surface extensions that are like tiny hands with fingers that grab on to the tumor and fit exactly onto it, so that when the nanoparticles are circulating, they can attach onto the cancer cells, buying the cancer drugs more time to do their job.

Well, we looked at drugs that were already clinically approved for other indications to see if any of them could stop the immune cells from eating the nanoparticles.

And we can collect them from the body and use them as fire trucks for cancer drugs.

And in the future, we want to exploit nature's own nanoparticles for cancer drug delivery, to reduce side effects and save lives by preventing the cancer drugs from being in the wrong location.

And most of you people will be familiar with this concept at airports, where dogs will go down a line and sniff out your luggage or yourself for drugs and explosives or even food as well.

We had a problem in our hospital in which the physicians were prescribing brand-name drugs when a generic drug was available.

Until, someone installed a little piece of software in the electronic health record that defaulted the prescriptions to generic medications instead of the brand-name drugs.

This time, the doctor is there, but the pharmacist tells her that the free drugs that she's entitled to have run out, because they forgot to reorder them on time.

So now, she rushes to the private medical center, and as she's rushing there, looking at her daughter's condition worsening with every passing hour, she can't help but wonder if she should have gone to the private medical center in the first place and payed the 350 rupees for the consultation and drugs.

"We assure you that you will get your free drugs each time."

There's pharmacogenomics, the combination of pharmacology and genetics: tailoring drugs to our individual constitutions that Juan talked about a little bit earlier.

But it's going to have a big impact because we're going to have niche drugs.

And we aren't going to be able to support the kinds of expenses that we have to create blockbuster drugs today.

And that's where about half of our drugs come.

Foods, herbal supplements, legal drugs, and illicit substances can all cause drug interactions.

While blood thinners and aspirin are generally harmless when taken individually, interactions where one substance exacerbates the effects of another can also take place between drugs that are independently harmful.

Cocaine and heroin are each dangerous, and those dangers compound when the two drugs are combined— even though their behavioral effects may feel like they cancel each other out.

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