Dr. Rasu Shrestha focuses his closing keynote of Exponential Medicine 2017 on innovation and the impact expontential technology will have on our existing systems.

John McCarthy talks with us about the key learnings and insights that were explored at the 2017 Cannes Lions.

Dr. Jordan Shlain takes the xMed stage to speak to the power of empathic listening in medical practice and how relationship building in tandem with technological advancement is the key to exponentially pushing medicine forward.

Dr. Catherine Mohr details the different types of non-invasive and intuitive surgical procedures.

Matteo Lai discusses the future of sensor technology applications for mood disorders and autism.

Marc Goodman talks about hacking in the medical world, and how to protect yourself from exposing medical data to criminals.

Dr. Divya Chander explains how exponential technology will change the world of neuroscience.

Dr. Leslie Saxon shares her vision of a world of digital personalized health care that lowers costs and provides better outcomes.

Dr. Simon Kos and Jaclyn Wainwright talk with us about the key learnings and other insights that were explored at HLTH 2018.

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

John Sculley talks with us about the key learnings and insights that were explored at Summit At Sea 2016.

Dr. Jordan Amadio addresses what many beleive to be the cusp of a golden age in brain technology, speaking to the expanding array of sources of funding, from both public and private sources, that have been pouring into the brain game, and how this influx will exponentially change the field of neuroscience.

Dr. Rafael Grossmann makes the argument that it's not AR/VR technology, but how we use that technology as versatile human beings that matters.

Gary Hamel details how bureausclerosis can cause systemic challenges in almost any organization.

Digital Health is a trend that can't be ignored. Massive innovation in technology has allowed us to make hereunto unimaginable advances in patient care, however it comes at a cost. Dr. Stanley Shaw shares his learnings on the importance of keeping time focused on the patient rather than the screen.

Graeme Moffat talks about his optimism for the growing opportunity for impactful brain research as low cost, high quality electronics continue to be accessible to the mainstream.

Dr. Alan Greene reflects on the profound moments at the beginning and end of our life cycle, using his own father's passing as the foundational argument for why rigid systems must stop and ask the question, "why".

Larry Smarr talks with us about some of the key learnings and insights that were explored at Exponential Medicine 2016.

Shafi Ahmed describes how training for surgeons is changing to accelerate and improve the way medical residents learn their craft.

Dr. Richard Wender speaks to the need to equalize cancer care, and the barriers we will face along the way.