Panelists Ralph Simon, Marc Koska, and Dr. Nico Preston discuss global health technologies and take several questions from the audience at xMed.

Kate Rosenbluth plunges forward into the future of electroceuticals, and the tremendous promise that electricity holds as medicine.

What happens when physicians become patients? How would this ability impact treatment and care? Watch Alec Melkonian and Yan Fossat introduce the SymPulse™ tele-empathy device, designed to increase clinical empathy.

Watch Alex Zhavoronkov explore the next generation of artificial intelligence, and how it can help the pharmaceutical industry.

John Brownstein addresses the opportunity and challenge of big data and how it will impact the future of healthcare delivery.

Thomas Goetz is on a mission to create tools that will harness the true patient experience. With the aim of engaging people in their own healthcare, Goetz discusses redesigning care with real-world experiences in mind.

Dr. Stefano Bini talks about the disruptive technologies expected in the future of medical education, and their potential impact on digital healthcare.

Scott Parazynski, former NASA astronaut, has explored every inch of the Earth, and even the space around it. Learn how his love of exploration and curiosity has helped fuel innovation across numerous industries.

Most biotech companies spend up to 15 years and over a billion dollars researching, developing, and commercializing a new drug. Even after getting FDA approval, the clock is ticking on patent exclusivity. Every minute counts getting to market. Leerom Segal presents how digital makes it possible to develop and commercialize with speed, precision, and confidence.

Watch Dr. Arshya Vahabzadeh talk on emerging research addressing the global mental health crisis.

Clinical pathologists are constantly seeking the truth through microscopic structures. Todd Huffman is one of the leading minds rethinking the classic tools of extraction, and moving toward a model that optimizes the process through robotic sensors and computation.

Data science and machine learning are two of the most commonly used phrases in the tech world today. What do they really mean, and why are they important? Dr. Anthony Chang explains the importance of these two game-changing fields, and the potential to transform patient treatment and interaction in the future.

Dr. Leroy Hood of the Institute for Systems Biology explores how big data is accelerating our ability to move towards predictive, preventive, personalized, and participatory (P4) healthcare. Learn how leaps in technology are allowing us to be both actionable and proactive in ways never before possible.