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I took two elements of the the previousprototypes forwards for my finalconcept. I felt that the visual languageof these objects drew me in.One of the apsects I liked about this conceptwas the fact that it was really simple.As the topic surrounding the proposotionis complex and difficult to understand,I wanted to give the producta name and write a manifesto thatalso helped to simplify it a bit.The next step after this was to refinethe form of the product further.79
“Cancer is complex. So are clinical trials.In the future, advances in precision medicine will allow for a simplerand more efficient clinical trial selection process. Patients willno longer be placed in boxes based solely on which type of cancerthey have - they will be matched with trials that they are likely torepond well to - based on data regarding their genomics, lifestyleand environment.TrialSeek is a service which gathers and analyses an individual’s lifestyleand environment data in order to match them with suitabletrials. The service is centred around two devices: a Lifestyle Indicatiorand an Environment indicator. Each indicator gathers a uniqueset of data, specific to the user.By assessing this data, TrialSeek can find the right trial for the rightpatient, at the right time.”80
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FutureExperiencesa two-part project
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how mightour health-futuresPhilips
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geneticsOne of the first tasks in t
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My understanding of cancer was prob
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The class was split into eight rese
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Aleksandra and a few of our insight
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The last few years have seen a rapi
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‘Smart’ glucose monitoring cont
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utopiaUsing the insights we had gen
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During the future consequences work
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governmentof googleThe technologica
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weaponisedgenomicsAs citizens becom
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After developing our scenarios, we
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In this workshop with visiting desi
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