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David Agus

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Physician @emilosangeles | Professor @USC | @CBSNews contributor | The Book of Animal Secrets - out now in paperback

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The FDA moved to ban Red Dye No. 3 from the food market (starting Jan 2027) because of cancer data in rats from experiments done in the 1990s, with doses dramatically above what we eat. While certainly not advocating for its safety, I urge caution here, as no data currently

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New Episode! "Lessons on Health from the Animal Kingdom & How to Manage Your Emotions" How many times have you wanted to ask for a raise but didn’t bother because you knew the answer would be no? We
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At #LNIF25, Dr. David Agus will lead a session on "Healing with Algorithms," exploring how #AI and #biotech innovation are transforming healthcare. From advancing treatments to preparing for future health crises, get ready to learn how tech is revolutionizing medicine.

At #LNIF25, Dr. <a href="/DavidAgus/">David Agus</a> will lead a session on "Healing with Algorithms," exploring how #AI and #biotech innovation are transforming healthcare. From advancing treatments to preparing for future health crises, get ready to learn how tech is revolutionizing medicine.
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Healing with Algorithms: AI in Healthcare At #LNIF25, Dr. David Agus explored AI’s role in cancer treatment, pandemic response & patient care. While #AI is transforming medicine, he emphasized it doesn’t replace the art of practicing it—yet.

Healing with Algorithms: AI in Healthcare

At #LNIF25, Dr. <a href="/DavidAgus/">David Agus</a> explored AI’s role in cancer treatment, pandemic response &amp; patient care. While #AI is transforming medicine, he emphasized it doesn’t replace the art of practicing it—yet.
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"I want to go back to people dying of old age." Dr. David Agus M.D. tells David Rubenstein getting heart imaging and being up to date with vaccines are essential to looking after our overall well-being. Watch “Peer to Peer Conversations" at 9 p.m. ET trib.al/lPGJ23X

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Stem cell technologies are the future, but "they're not here today," says Dr. David Agus. He speaks to David Rubenstein on tonight's "Peer to Peer Conversations." Tune in at 9 p.m. ET trib.al/QowaBoj

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There has been "tremendous progress" in combating cancer, but it isn't enough, says Ellison Medical Institute's Dr. David Agus. Watch his full conversation with David Rubenstein on the latest episode of "Peer to Peer Conversations" trib.al/aqiyac8

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Can advances in technology help us live longer and better? Had a great discussion with David M. Rubenstein, from AI and precision medicine to everyday choices in our lives. With more young people facing cancer diagnoses, understanding risk reduction is more crucial than ever.

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What does it take to live longer and healthier in today’s world? Our CEO, Dr. David Agus, sat down with David Rubenstein to explore the latest innovations shaping the future of healthcare, from the power of better data collection to breakthroughs in cancer prevention and

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Exciting news: We’ve officially teamed up with USC to take a promising new prostate cancer treatment (with a crazy creative name – ‘EMI-1725’) to the next and most important stage – bringing it to the clinic to help patients with advanced cancer. Born out of a joint research

Exciting news: We’ve officially teamed up with <a href="/USC/">USC</a> to take a promising new prostate cancer treatment (with a crazy creative name – ‘EMI-1725’) to the next and most important stage – bringing it to the clinic to help patients with advanced cancer.

Born out of a joint research
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Nearly a decade ago, I met Dr. Charles McKenna, a brilliant mind in drug discovery and an even better collaborator. Over the years, our teams have come together to discover promising drug candidates that could change the way we treat prostate cancer. With this new license

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At this year’s Lake Nona Impact Forum, our CEO Dr. David Agus teamed up with EMI Visiting Member Clifton Leaf to dive into the fascinating world of AI in health care. From tackling cancer to prepping for the next pandemic, they explored how tech is shaking things up in medicine. The

At this year’s <a href="/LNImpactForum/">Lake Nona Impact Forum</a>, our CEO Dr. <a href="/DavidAgus/">David Agus</a> teamed up with EMI Visiting Member <a href="/CliftonLeaf/">Clifton Leaf</a> to dive into the fascinating world of AI in health care. From tackling cancer to prepping for the next pandemic, they explored how tech is shaking things up in medicine.

The
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Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an “aggressive form” of prostate cancer that his office says has spread to his bones. cbsn.ws/4koB7dZ

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We were taught DNA didn't change throughout our lifetime. Today, we know that’s not the case: genetic changes happen regularly. At @emilosangeles, our research team has shown it’s possible to track DNA changes over time and potentially link them to cancer risk. In a new study

We were taught DNA didn't change throughout our lifetime. Today, we know that’s not the case: genetic changes happen regularly.

At @emilosangeles, our research team has shown it’s possible to track DNA changes over time and potentially link them to cancer risk. In a new study