Life After the FDA: Mining Data and Reducing Disparities

Update: 2017-07-20

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Dr Califf talks about his new role at Verily and how data mining and data sharing could reduce disparities in care and improve patient outcomes.

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In Channel

Noninvasive Biomarkers of AD Will Soon Be Reality

2018-03-2303:29

A New Prostate Cancer Screening Trial--Anything to See Here?

2018-03-1606:03

Overlooked Biomarker May Predict Cancer Immunotherapy Response

2018-02-1504:14

MABp1: 'Clever' New Antibody Targeting Colorectal Cancer

2018-02-1406:07

Next Steps for Immunotherapies, Cell Therapies in Oncology

2018-02-0923:22

'Cultural Change' in DCIS

2018-01-1712:32

Late Recurrence in ER- Positive Breast Cancer: Banking on Biomarkers

2018-01-1714:51

Wisely Choosing the Right Lab Tests

2017-12-1105:51

Gestational Diabetes and Long-term Risk for CVD

2017-11-0803:47

An Urgent Plea to Oncologists for HPV Vaccination

2017-11-0204:07

With Sudden Death, Don't Automatically Blame the Heart

2017-10-0911:56

Leading Science Journalist Carl Zimmer on His Genome

2017-10-0520:33

A Supplement That May Block The Toxic Effects of Alcohol

2017-09-2605:29

Life After the FDA: Mining Data and Reducing Disparities

2017-07-2014:44

'Sparks Fly' and 'Momentous Discovery' in Brain Diseases Follows

2017-07-0510:24

Antineoplastic Agents in Breast Cancers With Mutational Signatures

2017-04-1202:51

Biomarkers to Determine Who Gets Checkpoint Inhibitors

2017-04-0305:11

The Most Transformational Biologist of Our Era?

2017-03-3113:01

Is Precision Oncology Really Precise?

2017-03-1005:38

Are the Testosterone Trials the Final Word?

2017-03-0603:47

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Life After the FDA: Mining Data and Reducing Disparities

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Life After the FDA: Mining Data and Reducing Disparities

Life After the FDA: Mining Data and Reducing Disparities