I'll show you an example of that real quickly.

There's a lot of mistakes to be made out there, and the immune system makes them.

They're an integral part of the food web, eating flies, ticks, mosquitoes, and other disease vectors, thus, protecting us against malaria, dengue fever, and other illnesses.

But, as a cancer doc, this is what I see.

These are years that we could get.

Parametric Plot

She suffers from a chronic illness.

Let's flip the table yet again

18.Rare diseases

So dystonia is a disorder affecting children.

He was taken off the Dutch ship in Martinique and died a week later of consumption. Oh...

This was at a time that treatment actually existed in rich countries.

OK. Now let's move from sleep to diseases.

There are no medicines.

Malaria is carried by mosquitoes.

So, it's not an option for low income patients.

No heart disease, nocturnal asthma or sleep apnea.

So a real skyrocketing of chronic childhood disease that includes other things

300 to 500 million cases are reported.

I want to tell you about another disorder.

Now when we talk about suicide, there is also a medical contribution here.

She graduated NYU, she has a heart condition.

The idea that a given node is central if it has short path to other nodes in the network.

Quickly exterminate the fleas, fleawoman!

Similarly, we have the tools with which to ask the question

Three years later, he's ripping through boot camp. Attending physician calls the improvement in his bloodcell count miraculous.

I have Friedreich's ataxia, a neuromuscular disease.

This little piece is the tracker. It's the world's biggest tracker.

Remarkably 1.1 million deaths averted every year.

I propose to you any disease a rat could spread, a squirrel could equally carry.

Some of you may remember that.

Elyn, you don't really understand

Okay, we can start with that. I say no.

Bellini's lymphocemia. It's an autoimmune disease.

It's made a mistake.

It was a study to specifically ask, what's going on with women?

Fleas?

This is a place where the oldest living female population is found.

And of course, bees are not the only important factor here.

Because we understand very little about most human diseases.

like Parkinson's or essential tremor.

It's similar to the pellagra epidemic in Mississippi in the '30s.

When I travel around, I ask my colleagues in biomedical research

We think there's a future to this.

I feel like i'm going clinically insane.