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.

Brian Forde reflects on his time at the White House and the rollout of healthcare.gov as an example of why technologists belong at the policy table.

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

Margaret Laws explores HopeLabs with the xMed audience, wherein her team brings together behavioral science, behavioral psychology, human-centered design and technology, to improve health and well-being for kids and young adults.

Brad Burge walks the audience through the current landscape of PTSD treatment, and how old technology - specifically therapeutic MDMA - is being revived to transform outcomes.

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. Steven Steinhubl emphasizes the importance of digital technology and how critical it is to the practice of precision medicine.

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.

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.

Nichol Bradford provides the xMed audience with an overview of an emerging sector known as transformative technology.

Kevin Stone presents a journey through the bionic technologies that will assist in moving toward a SuperHuman model, or what he refers to as the Anabolic Era of orthopedics.

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

John Werner walks the audience through the spectrum from virtual reality to augmented reality technologies, and to illustrate what the impact innovations in the field will have on medicine.

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

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

Dr. Daniel Kraft sets the tone for the week at Exponential Medicine by positing that we can move from sick care that is intermittent, episodic, and reactive, to a true era of continuous, proactive and participatory health care by taking exponential steps together.

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

Dr. Catherine Mohr presents a view into the world of expontential robotics technology using several contemporary examples to illustrate their potential.

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

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