Dr. Chad Ruffin speaks to his own experience on receiving a cochlear implant at 21 years of age, and how he started re-imagining hearing loss technology as a result.

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".

Dr. Shafi Ahmed provides an in depth perspective on the shifting paradigm of robotics use in surgery, and what it means for both patient and physician.

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

By sharing her story with the audience, Shannon Jaccard works to raise awareness on mental wellness, and the need to shred labels and stigma from society to fully understand what it feels like to have mental illness, as well as the toll on caregivers and family.

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.

Jennifer Brea, chronic fatigue syndrome advocate and filmmaker behind "Unrest", shares her patient journey as experienced through a digital patient community. She joins forces with Dr. Andy Kogelnik to take on the future of this epidemic affecting over 300 million undiagnosed Americans.

Watch Brennan Spiegel talk about the key learnings of using virtual reality to allow patients to escape their hospital room, and the effect on their well-being.

Can we define a limited set of markers we can use very inexpensively and reproducibly, to continually monitor our production of new drugs, and identify from a drop of patient's blood, before we manufacture their cells in that expensive process? Mark Bonyhadi foresees a future in which CAR T-Cells unlock that possibility.

Jeroen Tas leverages his background in financial tech to argue for the transformational power of similar innovations in the patient care sphere.

The push toward home-centred diagnostics, patient centred care and more. Dr. Stephen Hunt walks us through major trends impacting cancer diagnosis and therapy.

Roman Reed and Dr. Hans Keirstead walk through the challenges and victories along the road to recovery from spinal cord injury, and how those experiences can inform exponential change in treatment.

Watch Josh Lee, Gloria Wilder and Lee Sanders talk about disrupting the social determinants of health and start harnessing the power of innovation to drive greater health outcomes.

Charity Sunshine Tillemann-Dick follows her powerful performance by reflecting on finding her true voice after two lung transplants and battling cancer.

John Mattison talks with us about some of the key learnings and insights that were explored at Exponential Medicine 2017.

Catherine Mohr, Larry Smarr and Sonia Ramamoorthy engage in a discussion on precision surgery.

Neil Jacobstein talks with us about some of the key learnings and insights that were explored at Exponential Medicine 2017.

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.

Caring for the youngest patients can sometimes occur while still in utero. Dr. Tippi MacKenzie takes us through the development and acceleration of fetal surgery techniques.

Cal Fussman shares his personal story of interviewing the legendary Muhammad Ali, and how his experience with the SymPulse™ Tele-Empathy device has changed his understanding of patients with Parkinson's disease.