Ted Talk: Explain what Stage Zero Medicine is from the speaker's perspective and whether you think it is feasible to achieve within your lifetime.

Ted Talk: Explain what Stage Zero Medicine is from the speaker’s perspective and whether you think it is feasible to achieve within your lifetime.

https://youtu.be/sNda62ZLN9o

Please watch this TedEd Talk and do the following:

1. Briefly describe at least 5 gadgets or apps that the speaker brings up that you thought were really cool. Look them up online to see whether they are already being used commercially and briefly describe what you read about them. (5 points)

2. Explain what Stage Zero Medicine is from the speaker’s perspective and whether you think it is feasible to achieve within your lifetime. (2.5 points)

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