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This fellow looked at the medicine man, and he said, "You didn't go to medical school, did you?"
But occasionally, they do reach into the human medical community, particularly for some speciality consultation, and I was one of the lucky physicians who was invited in to help.
Of course, most physicians don't realize that it is harder to get into vet school these days than medical school, and that when we go to medical school, we learn everything there is to know about one species, Homo sapiens, but veterinarians need to learn about health and disease in mammals, amphibians, reptiles, fish and birds.
Closing the gap has become a passion for me, and I'm doing this through programs like Darwin on Rounds at UCLA, where we're bringing animal experts and evolutionary biologists and embedding them on our medical teams with our interns and our residents.
And through Zoobiquity conferences, where we bring medical schools together with veterinary schools for collabortive discussions of the shared diseases and disorders of animal and human patients.
In each of those two cases, they were systems developed by a combination of medical experts and machine learning experts, but as of last year, we're now beyond that too.
The system being shown here can identify those areas more accurately, or about as accurately, as human pathologists, but was built entirely with deep learning using no medical expertise by people who have no background in the field.
So myself, as somebody with no previous background in medicine, I seem to be entirely well qualified to start a new medical company, which I did.
And thankfully, the feedback has been fantastic, not just from the media but from the medical community, who have been very supportive.
The theory is that we can take the middle part of the medical process and turn that into data analysis as much as possible, leaving doctors to do what they're best at.
It now takes us about 15 minutes to generate a new medical diagnostic test and I'll show you that in real time now, but I've compressed it down to three minutes by cutting some pieces out.
Rather than showing you creating a medical diagnostic test, I'm going to show you a diagnostic test of car images, because that's something we can all understand.
So this kind of technique could allow us to fix a major problem, which is that there's a lack of medical expertise in the world.
This solution is based on simple-to-use medical devices that less qualified health workers like nurses can use in rural clinics.
China desperately needs these frugal medical solutions because by 2050 it will be home to over half a billion senior citizens.
A system based on our technology could enable dramatically lower cost, higher resolution and smaller medical imaging.
Two: two-thirds of humanity lacks access to medical imaging.
Compact, portable, inexpensive medical imaging can save countless lives.
We're not the only medical doctors.
What if they can act as medical doctors?
In 1998, a British researcher published an article in one of the most important medical journals, saying that the MMR vaccine, which is given for measles, mumps and rubella, was associated with autism.
This article also generated a huge stir within the medical community.
Shortly after we reported our study, physicians at Mass General Hospital were intrigued by the medical applications of our research.
In addition, similar to human donation, if we only harvest one kidney from the pig, the pig can still be alive, so we are very mindful about the issues, but I think our goal is just to address the unmet medical need for those patients and their families.
I have master's, Ph.D., undergrad, one in medical school.
Now, although that might sound impressive, in some ways it's a little bit problematic as a medical test, because you can probably tell which of these people is obese without knowing anything about their gut microbes, but it turns out that even if we sequence their complete genomes and had all their human DNA, we could only predict which one was obese with about 60 percent accuracy.
These technologies make patient intake in medical facilities much more efficient, and in turn, these medical facilities are starting to expect these types of efficiencies.
As these digital tools find their way into medical rooms, and they become digitally ready, what happens to the digitally invisible?
What does the medical experience look like for someone who doesn't have the $400 phone or watch tracking their every movement?
Do they now become a burden on the medical system?
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