David Agus: A new strategy in the war on cancer
デイビット・アガス: がんとの戦いへの新しい戦略
Although a highly-accomplished conventional doctor, David Agus has embraced the future of medicine and is constantly exploring ways that new technologies can help in the fight against cancer. Full bio
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[何故私たちはがんとの戦いに勝てないのか]
[何故私たちはがんとの戦いに勝てないのか]
[何故私たちはがんとの戦いに勝てないのか]
[何故私たちはがんとの戦いに勝てないのか]
[アメリカにおける死亡率推移、死因別]
クリニックに通うことでしょう
科学的根拠から治療をできるようになることです
タミフル(抗インフルエンザ薬)を飲み
開発することまではできませんが それはまた別の話です
闘っているのかという事の解析には
劇的に変えることが出来るでしょう
前進して行かなければならないのですから
がんを理解することではありません
会ってどうするのだろうか?」
一歩立ち戻りました
カルボプラチンタキソテール
ナベルビンが投与されました
一ヶ月後には見事にがんは消えました
患者は3年後に肺がんで亡くなりました
["FDAから患者へ案内:ドロップ・デッド"]
より倫理的とされる
脱却するべきです
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
David Agus - Cancer DoctorAlthough a highly-accomplished conventional doctor, David Agus has embraced the future of medicine and is constantly exploring ways that new technologies can help in the fight against cancer.
Why you should listen
David Agus is a medical doctor and a Professor of Medicine at the University of Southern California. However, he is also the founder of a couple of game-changing medical initiatives. In 2006, he co-founded Navigenics with Dietrich Stephan, Ph.D., to form a company that would provide people with their individual genetic information, allowing them to act on any predispositions to disease that they might have and prevent onset. He also founded Oncology.com which was the largest cancer Internet resource and community.
Dr. Agus’ research is focused on the application of proteomics and genomics in the study of cancer, as well as developing new therapeutic treatments for cancer. He serves as Director of the USC Center for Applied Molecular Medicine and the USC Westside Prostate Cancer Center. Agus is also the recipient of several honors and awards, including the American Cancer Society Physician Research Award, a Clinical Scholar Award from the Sloan-Kettering Institute and the International Myeloma Foundation Visionary Science Award.
David Agus | Speaker | TED.com