DNA Repair: The Body's D.I.Y. | Ed Miller | TEDxBrum

Dr. Ed Miller gives an insight into potential new ways of treating cancer by harnessing the body's own mechanism for repairing DNA.

Dr Ed Miller is a Cancer Research UK funded researcher at the School of Cancer Sciences at the University of Birmingham. His work investigates how the cell detects, repairs and copes with damaged DNA, and the impact unrepaired DNA has on human health and disease. He is a keen science communicator and engager regularly talking to members of the general public about his field and Cancer biology.

[lisareyes]

U are correct on this I'm rh negative b started out with blood clots now I have cancer along with that and organs are failing

[sleeplessinthecarolinas]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge in this topic. It was very informative!

[markfrank]

One of the positives and one of the negatives of Ted talks is presenters are experts in their fields but not in presentation.,  The failure of this presentation in my opinion is its disjointed nature and could have been helped with professional speech construction and preparation. There are simply too many points made and as a result it's disjointed and loses impact. This could have been potentially a great presentation if constructed better.