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...disease. And there's no mechanisms in today's health care system for someone to actually spend, you know, for someone to get, like, a gym membership for cheaper than the list price or to get a gym membership covered, by their employer, by an insuranc
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...and prevent disease that fall within, like, the lifestyle intervention category. So, like, we're partners with Eight Sleep. We're partnered with Peloton. We're partnered with Momentous, Lifetime Lifetime Fitness. All of these brands that, you know, f
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...disease by the end of the century, people, like, honestly, most scientists couldn't look at us with a straight face. And They're like, you're crazy. Yes. And it was true because if you just decide to spend the money funding the next best grant for ev
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...diseases by the end of the century. I do think with the advances in AI,
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...disease prevention. You can have an artery which barely functional and it works, and then you have a perfect one which just got blocked and you have a heart attack. So it's a we still have to learn a lot about individual differences, which we can now
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...of preventable diseases. I asked Bill about it.
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...that only poor people have, the market doesn't have an incentive to come up with drugs and vaccines for those diseases. The lack of attention to fatal childhood diseases would be the first of many jarring discoveries.
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...future diseases. And there's some evidence that you may be able to delay menopause a little bit
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...diseases. And there's some evidence that you may be able to delay menopause a little bit just by staying healthy, by not smoking, you know, things like that. So, yeah, we do have some tools. Estrogen seem and testosterone are both pretty misunderstoo
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...do to slow the disease or prevent maybe getting it or whatever. It's always better to know, even if you don't medicate, I think there's a lot of lifestyle interventions, dietary interventions, and just things you can do to make your life easier. Even
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...disease. But, unfortunately, tumors have adapted it. They've they've stolen this genetic mechanism, this molecular mechanism. So they basically tell the host immune system. They said, don't don't don't attack me. I'm your friend. Seriously. And witho
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...disease rather than treating once the the disease Okay. I had a slightly different image in my mind, but go on. So yeah. So it's it's much better understood. People have tried to develop it. There are there are many approaches through better feed, th
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...future disease, there is no room for, side effects. After that, we would have, more exciting therapeutic modalities, maybe genetic editors, gene editors, maybe gene therapies. And as we progress, it will only get I think the variance of medicine and,
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deal with prevention of brain diseases, you don't want 99% of your drug to be going to the liver where it will cause damage without helping the brain. You're sucking it away from where you want it to go. So the ability to do AI design of capsids that
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...prevention of brain diseases, you don't want 99% of your drug to be going to the liver where it will cause damage without helping the brain. You're sucking it away from where you want it to go. So
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