That’s pressure than fresh.
>> For everyone.
>> We’re one of the biggest and
best medical centers in the
world so you can assume that
there are a lot of answers to a
medical problem center right
here in Houston. But there are many questions for you and for
many questions for you and for
me for those in the medical
profession, the Baylor College
of Medicine will put some of
those questions front and
center. Talk about it. February
8th first-ever 10 X event. Here to talk about what it’s
Here to talk about what it’s
all about in her part in his
doctor. Amy mcguire. She is the
Leon Jaworski professor of
biomedical ethics. I of these and director of the center from
and director of the center from
medical ethics and Baylor
policy health policy at Baylor
College of Medicine. I’ll get
it straight. Good morning.
Good to
see you. When this first of
kind of event that it’s
evident. Why are you taking
part in what you hope will come
out of it.
>> Yes. So this is Baylor
College of medicine’s
first-ever
excited to be a speaker and be
part of the event and to
joining some of my colleagues
and friends and community
members so that we can share
some of our with the spread
some some some thoughts about
how we can reduce the frame and
re imagine after the last 2
years.
>> And that is the theme of
the van. And I don’t I know
typically that is to present
ideas that may not have been
talked
about before. So it actually is
a really good way for an exchange of ideas that you do
exchange of ideas that you do
think that some of the speakers
will be talking about general
topics. But you’ll be hearing
things you haven’t heard before
and how does that help you and
what you do.
>> Yes, I think we have a lot
of speakers who are talking
about really fascinating topics, everything from
topics, everything from
leadership and philanthropy to
public health spacex
exploration. How the
environment impacts our DNA I’ll personally be talking
I’ll personally be talking
about issues that we’ve been
working on related to mental
health and yes, excited to hear
these talks. I think we’ll hear
some new ideas and that always stimulates controversy, which
stimulates controversy, which
is where I live in my world
looking at ethical controversy
related to issues that touch on
medicine and biomedical research in and society.
research in and society.
>> Now Baylor is part of one of
if not
the best Medical Center in the
world. I think all of us are
proud to say that in you are part of what makes it one of
part of what makes it one of
the best. What kind of
challenge to take on
individually as a college of
medicine and its competitors,
if you will,
2 always be on the leading edge of medical discoveries and
of medical discoveries and
trying to find the best ways to
care for all of us to help live
our lives healthier.
>> And Baylor. You know, we
really do try to be on the cutting edge in and
cutting edge in and
particularly over the last
couple years when the it’s been
really important. Our researchers and our
Our researchers and our
clinicians to be out there and
to you know, trying to create
new discoveries that could help
advance our individual health
as well as our public health. >> So the event itself on the 8
>> So the event itself on the 8
is not open to the public, be
it. But it is going to be
available for people who they
can go online ago and see How
can people do that? >> So we’re actually going to
>> So we’re actually going to
be live streaming. The event,
which means you can watch it
live at 07:00PM on February 8th. You can register
February 8th. You can register
for that on our website, which
is BCM dot edu slash
10 acts. And there’s a link you
can register for it. And then
the videos will also be available about a week after
available about a week after
the event will be posted to
the tenants you
to page you can also access
that the videos on our website, NBC and I e D you slash Ted X
NBC and I e D you slash Ted X
and we really encourage and
hope that this will watch the
event why we watch it when the
videos come out and share those
videos broadly.
>> So can you give me a little bit of
bit of
a hint about something that
you are going to say just just
that. He’s about just a
little something.
>> They’re sending and then title of my talk is a crisis of
title of my talk is a crisis of
connection can creating Meaning
improve mental health. And I’m
going to be talking about this idea of. Connection and
idea of. Connection and
creating momentum meaning
discovered in our research that
has shown to be really
important when we think about
mental health and really that
the crux of my talk is is the
idea that we’re really in the midst of a mental health
midst of a mental health
crisis, particularly over the
last 2 years. And we’ve got to
figure out ways that we can
start to try to address this
individually and a population level my my my boy, that topic
level my my my boy, that topic
is right on point. We all need
to hear some of that. Thank
you, doctor
Maguire now.
>> I’m ready to pop my popcorn
to be ready to watch students. And I do that if I wasn’t in
And I do that if I wasn’t in
seeing
it. So.
>> Thank you so much very
excited to have you there.
And so grateful that you’re
going to be working with asked
to emcee the event. I am just,
you know, sometimes I end up getting in the room with
getting in the room with
people. I really have no
business being in the room
with. But I enjoyed anywhere.
I’ll be able to soak up all be
out of all that. So.
>> Thank you, doctor Maguire.
It will be my
honor to MC this. I’m looking for all the presentations.
for all the presentations.
I know that as you mentioned,
they’re going to be available
for people to be able to see on
Ted X the youtube page a week