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To share this information with you, I wore one of the early consumer-based EEG devices like this one, which recorded the electrical activity in my brain in real time.
When I was growing up in India in the late '70s and early '80s, there was a feeling that the future both needed to and could actually be planned.
Fortunately, that’s rare for patients who receive early medical treatment.
The key to cancer and curing cancer is early detection.
Finding cancer early results in better outcomes, and the numbers show this as well.
However, if you are able to detect this cancer as early as stage one, over 92 percent of women will survive.
Since we know the signatures of these cancer cells from all the different cancer genome sequencing projects, we can look for those signals in the blood to be able to detect these cancers early.
It's still early, but I think we've picked up on the scent of something we're following.
We try to understand how corals make babies, and how those babies find their way to the reef, and we invent new methods to help them survive those early, fragile life stages.
Nobody's born ageist, but it starts at early childhood, around the same time attitudes towards race and gender start to form, because negative messages about late life bombard us from the media and popular culture at every turn.
In the early 20th century, archaeologists discovered hundreds of statues and artifacts at the ancient city of Hatra, in northern Iraq.
And I was lucky as in, there were these physical symptoms that let me know, hey, something is wrong, and it let me detect the virus pretty early.
She reassured me what I already knew, that this wasn't a death sentence, and she even offered to put me in contact with her brother, who had been living with HIV since the early '90s.
So we had discovered something unheard of: the more chronic stress you are under, the shorter your telomeres, meaning the more likely you were to fall victim to an early disease span and perhaps untimely death.
As early as childhood, emotional neglect, exposure to violence, bullying and racism all impact your telomeres, and the effects are long-term.
Have you ever seen a spiderweb early in the morning?
In my early days as a graduate student, I went on a snorkeling trip off the coast of the Bahamas.
These early studies told us, even with the same banana, we have totally different glucose-level reactions over different individuals.
Early in my life, I was influenced by Senegal's first president, Léopold Sédar Senghor, nicknamed, "the poet president," who talked about a new humanism, a universal civilization, in which all cultures would come together around a communal table as equals, each bringing its own beautiful contribution to share.
I became more interested in this grain that was deemed worth taking to the afterlife by early Egyptians.
CQ: So as Lauran and I were getting to know each other, it was right in the middle of that 2012 presidential campaign, and most of our early political conversations were really just based in jokes and pranks.
This is in the early 2000s.
So, end of August, early September, we decide to do this.
They did it again in the early 1990s, and again at the turn of the millennium.
Now, I talked about what happens later, but some of these differences emerge at a really shockingly early age.
It means that our early circumstances have a profound influence on the way that the rest of our lives play out.
But then I said that parenting matters, and that good parenting, if you can call it that, helps children beat the odds and overcome some of those early disadvantages.
We could see early on that these games were actually helping kids understand some key skills.
To do that, you have to actually go back to a time before crack cocaine, in the early '80s, and look at it from the perspective of a gang leader.
By the early 20th century, nearly every region of the globe had been visited and mapped, with only two key locations remaining: the North Pole, deep in the frozen waters of the Arctic region, and the South Pole, nestled within a recently discovered icy continent in the vast Antarctic Ocean.
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