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01:03:14 Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a… Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert	Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Part of the College's inaugural lecture series.Recorded 12 November 2018.Abstract: It was only 350 years ago that the… d.n.a.bacteriology speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 micro biome death improve diagnostics human genome project physicians millennium development goals general population effects infectious diseases projects low income countries geography terminology healthy environment immunology developmental pattern cystic fibrosis demography vaginal delivery microbial cloud global health baby mice biological systems train physicians scientists barrier function bacteria medical terminology genetics good guy virus-related cutaneous conditions vaccines gram positive infectious disease potential pathogens respiratory tract pediatrics role model severe disease formula feeding coming year infant study respiratory infections ecclesiastical titles human genome projects cryptographic algorithms child mortality family respiratory system 1st month microbial community young children mental problems respiratory diseases prestigious award cardiology pneumonia day human microbiome 1st time district hospital lot lower nobel price inaugural lecture pneumonia school types breast feeding cmvm immune system huge problem health care education terminology broad spectrum role status caption complete economics terminology 1st year medical school michael ecosystem human genome orange group community composition green group healthy children college of medicine and veterinary medicine human head and neck nobel prize acute respiratory infections dominator profile academic administration intensive care medicine biotechnology From Peter Crooks 10 Months ago 0 likes 79 views 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:25:46 Edinburgh Medical Debate. Genome Screening: A… Edinburgh Medical Debate. Genome Screening: A Pandora's Box?	Edinburgh Medical Debate. Genome Screening: A Pandora's Box? Edinburgh Medical School and the Medical Students Council hosted the third in the series of the Edinburgh Medical Debates, entitled "Genome Screening: A Pandora’s Box?" Recorded 14… college of medicine and veterinary medicine edinburgh medical school medical students council genome human genetics edinburgh medical debate From Nicholas Kelly A year ago 0 likes 90 views 0 Publisher Nick Kelly Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created 20/11/2017
03:17 Dr Kenny Baillie: genetics of susceptibility to… Dr Kenny Baillie: genetics of susceptibility to critical illness.	Dr Kenny Baillie: genetics of susceptibility to critical illness. Dr Kenneth Baillie is a Welcome Trust intermediate clinical fellow at the Rolsin Institute at the University of Edinburgh and a consultant in intensive care medicine. Dr Baillie discusses research he… anaesthesia critical care medicine icu genome genetics From Duncan Paxton 2 Years ago 0 likes 199 views 0 Publisher Duncan Paxton Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created 03/11/2016

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Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert

Edinburgh Medical Debate. Genome Screening: A Pandora's Box?

Dr Kenny Baillie: genetics of susceptibility to critical illness.

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