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羅伯.菲斯雪的醫學發明

Filmed Feb 2005 • Posted Oct 2006TED2005
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在2005年接受TED獎時,發明家羅伯.菲斯雪許了三個願望:重新設計一個可攜帶的儀器來治療偏頭痛、尋找新的治療憂鬱症的方法,及重整處理醫療失誤的系統。

Robert Fischell invented the rechargeable pacemaker, the implantable insulin pump, and devices that warn of epileptic seizures and heart attacks. Yet it's not just his inventive genius that makes him fascinating, but his determination to make the world a better place. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Chih Ying (Naomi) Chuang
Reviewed by Nova Upinel Shing Hei Chow Altesse
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