This engineer is working to detect brain disease – without any surgery required

I’m Sossena Wood and I'm a bioengineer. My mom is a nurse and my dad is a pharmacist. So they are two individuals who work in the medical field. I thought that I would stay away from it, but I find myself being lured into it and really having the heart like them to help people out.

When we look at the brain, we're looking at both healthy patients as well as individuals who happen to have some type of damage or disease in their brain. We want be able to see, without cutting someone open, what exactly is happening if something is wrong. This is our coil that we've developed in our lab. This was the first prototype of it. This is the head phantom that I built. It's supposed to mimic the human brain. We will put the head phantom in here first to make sure that everything looks right. And then after that, we invite a volunteer in and we begin to optimize what we see on the computer end.

Right on !!, Right On,...Right on !!

Agree 100% 😎😊😎

What a profound thought. That would also apply to shadow banning and how we see the world. We have a media constantly hammering us with their take on events but below the surface is an entire world of the internet discussing those same events, only some are muted.

She needs to get hooked up with the Theranos dead lights lady. They could change the world!

Absolutely true, but we need to pair that with due diligence. We don't need another Theranos.

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