David Agus
American physician and author
Born
January 29th, 1965
60 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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Achieved recognition as a physician and author specializing in cancer treatment and prevention. Contributed to the field of personalized medicine and health awareness through public speaking and writing. Authored several books, including 'The End of Illness' which explores the future of health and medicine. Founded a startup focused on revolutionizing healthcare through technology.
Authored 'The End of Illness'
Founded the health technology company Vitality
Served as a professor at the University of Southern California
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