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私たちは病気になる遺伝学を持つけれども病気にならない人々から、何を学ぶことができるでしょう？同じ遺伝疾患のリスクを持つ家族でも、全員では無く、一部だけが病気を発症します。ステファン・フレンドが、私たちは健康でありつづける人々を研究するべきだと示唆します。遺伝性疾患の秘密を解読する為の大規模な「レジリエンス・プロジェクト」に参加してみては？

「知られざるヒーロー遺伝子たち」を探して

The greatest breakthroughs in understanding disease may come from those who never get sick, even when their genes predict otherwise. By searching for people who carry genetic risks yet remain healthy, researchers have found dozens of unexpected heroes—individuals with hidden mutations that act as natural protection. The Resilience Project has already screened over half a million genetic samples, revealing that some people resist diseases like AIDS or heart disease despite high risk factors. This crowd-sourced, global approach could spark new therapies for conditions from childhood disorders to Alzheimer's.

Studying The Healthy Can Unlock Secrets To Disease Prevention

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TED Stage Talk

ステファン・フレンド: 「知られざるヒーロー遺伝子たち」を探して