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Why and how AMAZON will disrupt and dominate health care in 2025 – Will AMAZON buy Roche? | LinkedIn

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A vision on healthcare and medicine in 2025; customer & patient experiences will change dramatically due to AI, IoT, Cloud driven disruption:

It’s time for your annual checkup! A phlebotomist will conveniently visit you at home in the early morning and take your blood (while you are lying relaxed, since it makes a difference to your metabolome if you are lying or sitting), possibly also collecting samples of saliva as well as urine and stool samples your intelligent toilet was sampling and preserving for later microbiome, metabolome, proteome analytics . The service for onsite blood sampling and the technology is there; see IggBo video.

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American Gene Technologies International Ribbon Cutting

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We are feeling so #grateful! #ThankYou Cheryl C. Kagan, Hans Riemer, Carla M. Merritt, Karen McManus, Chris Van Hollen, George Leventhal, Megan Howie, @Judy Costello, @Richard Bendis, C. David Pauza, Selina Yuanyuan Milligan 樊媛媛, Virginia M Crews, Martin Rosendale, Ben Woodard, Susan Prince, Tom Hucker, Tom Wallace, Lynne Stein Benzion, CEcD, and many more for celebrating a monumental #Maryland move to 24000sqft lab+office, where we’ll launch a #HIV functional cure!

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Meet with…Johnson & Johnson Innovation – Baltimore Session, Thu, Nov 2, 2017 at 10:30 AM

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How can Johnson & Johnson Innovation (JJI) help you reach your goals? We know what you, the innovator, need to get your science to patients. It is because of you that JJI created regional centers that host a diverse team of science and transaction experts whose goal is to find high potential early-stage innovation and, if on strategy and a fit for Johnson & Johnson, create customized deal structures to help accelerate the science to the patient.

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Johns Hopkins Startup and Korean Biotech Collaborate on Parkinson’s Drug

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1ST Biotherapeutics, Inc. (1ST Bio), a private Korean biotech company, and Neuraly Inc., a startup from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, today announced a collaboration to co-develop novel brain penetrant c-Abl inhibitors for Parkinson’s disease. Recent research has shown that inhibitors to c-Abl could slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Parkinson’s disease, a chronic and progressive movement disorder, is the second most common neurodegenerative disease, affecting nearly one million people in the United States.

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