. @mhealthspan caught me in a brunt monologue discussing the real ways to fix healthcare might be the best of me in a podcast perhaps ever. -> I was late, the internet wasn't working I streamed on my cellphone. I was dealing with lots of issues that day

"Kerr county lost out on a bid to secure a $1 million grant to fund the [flood warning sirens] project. " from NYT: I wonder if inexpensive radio/alarms like these were considered -- may have awoken many people hours before the flood peaked.

Amyloid micro-clots are the hallmark of Long Covid, Type 2 Diabetes, Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging itself. These micro-clots obstruct microvasculature, impair oxygen transport and promote chronic inflammation. Conventional therapies aren't effective. What we have might be.

Apple's "new" liquid glass UI reminds me of cutting edge in 1987. The paper "Raytracing Jell-O brand Gelatin" by @paulheckbert brought the house down at SIGGRAPH that year. link below. Now if Apple would only make it easy for their users who to text to non-iphone users who.

Morning coffee at home with a bright sunlight readable screen on my deck in California. Am I really the only one who wants this to go mainstream? I created a color one with video and put it into the OLPC hundred dollar laptop to great acclaim and created Pixel Qi to get this

Nice summary of the real recent history of Taiwan. After the Chinese Invasion post WW2 Martial Law was imposed for 4 decades . this included a Stasi equivalent whose files on citizens have now been unsealed.

If we could diagnose in the ambulance and get them to the right treatment. Only 5% of hospitals in the US can give this treatment called a thrombectomy. Ambulances often by law must go to the nearest hospital. 95% chance it's the wrong hospital.

A new study utilizing our #openwaterhealth Open-Motion pulsed speckle contrast optical spectrometry device from our partners at #BrownUniversity and #upenn. Pre-hospital stroke detection for LVO (Large Vessel Occlusion) detection: One size does not fit.

We are sold out for the next 6 months but can get them to you this year. Ordering and more info on therapeutic clinical results at

Shipping this quarter. wearable, steerable, modular transducer arrays. soon now. Fully open source .

Openwater Achieves Significant Depression Symptom Reduction After Less Than Two Hours Total Treatment Time - with no drugs.

Good News for hardware engineers in an increasing pure software world. One doesn't work without the other. Thank you @mithro. From @VitalikButerin's @DACCtoken day at Berkeley yesterday. This just a snippet. More here (including my talk)

RT @PeterDiamandis: The future of health is here and newsflash: it will disrupt the current system. (Dr. Helen Messier, @mljmljmlj , @DrB….

Improving healthcare for everyone is what inspired me to start Openwater, and with the addition of Aaron Timm as CEO, we can reach people faster in more places, whether they’re battling cancer, stroke, or neurodegenerative diseases. As Chairperson, I will remain fully engaged in.

"Frustrated by the healthcare system and its inefficiencies, I developed expertise in neuroendocrinology and became determined to improve access to better diagnostics and treatments. This laid the groundwork for Openwater, where we are leveraging cutting-edge technology to

Honored to share more about the work we’re doing with @ TechBlitz. Note: the Google translation from Japanese to English isn't great. In particular: Sergey and Mark didn't try to stop me when I worked for them; they just didn't want to fund it.

The journey hasn’t been easy. Tech giants told me not to do it. But I did it anyway because I knew that if we succeeded, we could change the world. Now, with Openwater technology in the hands of researchers and regulatory approval on the horizon, that future is closer than ever.

Will the entire NIH be shut down? Some ideas on what to do. written by me.