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This is a tumor cells which has specific molecular markers no two chamber cells are the same and ideally therapies will be targeted to the precision medicine hopes the term in which therapy is likely to be most effective researchers identify the tumors genetic characteristics to select a targeted treatment. dr claudia followed brechts from berlin charity hospital is using big data to improve cancer treatment shes collaborating with the molecular health data analysis company. did it is generated ...

"the times" reported in a bit of a bombshell scoop that in the process of developing that intelligence community report on the russia attack, this report that president obama had requested they put out a declassified public version of it on january 5th, in the course of putting together that report, americas intelligence agencies gathered some disturbing stuff on the subject of that report. quote, in the weeks before the assessment was released in january, the intelligence community combed throu...

Intelligence community report on the russia attack, this report that president obama had requested they put out a declassified public version of it on january 25th, in the course of putting together that report, americas intelligence agencies gathered some disturbing stuff on the subject of that report. quote, in the weeks before the assessment was released in january, the intelligence community combed through databases for an array of communications and other information and began producing rep...

And a genealogy site leading to the arrest of a minnesota businessman in a cold case. >> the suspects dna was identified as being consistent with the dna left at the scene. >> reporter: detectives now reopening the investigation into the mysterious murder of 35-year-old jeanne ann childs, stabbed to death in her minneapolis apartment in 1993. prosecutors say dna samples taken from the bloody crime scene, run through an online genealogy site, leading authorities to 52-year-old father of two jerry...

Normally we dont deal with, professional people lookin to have somebody killed. >> reporter: their first priority, locate the elusive zach, the guy leon asked the bail bondsman about. the guy who may have been a hitman. they searched databases knocked on doors and they found him. his real name was moataz azzeh, or "taz" for short. >> and he said, we need to talk. >> reporter: taz said they had him all wrong. he was no hitman. but they were right about leon. he wanted to get rid of meaghan. >> hi...

Start out with these giants salacious numbers. i see these numbers in colorado and new mexico, we heard about all these people being busted in new hampshire and upon investigation and study. you get much smaller numbers it is not the case that the system has this kind of widespread voter fraud i am extraordinary skeptical that texas will be different than any of the other salacious claims that have been thoroughly >> there are two issues sound like to me there is a lot of databases out there and...

Rolls. when you have these big-scale comparisons of giant databases like voter registration database and compare them to other giant databases, youre going to get confusion where people are conflated to be the same person. >> somebody saidconfusion. >> somebody said this the other day, my husband passed away five years ago and hes still not off the voters roll does that make him likely a person to vote or someone would vote on behalf of him? there are two steps of this fraud thing. >> i was here...

Out these numbers, what does it tell you >> we need to be incredibly skeptical. these are dubious statistics at best >> from the president. one more time. we need to be incredibly skeptical and dubious. these are the words of the president of the united states of america let that sink in >> theres a couple of reasons why these numbers are not to be given too much credence. in addition to the fact that times change -- so, you know, texas natural eyeses about 50,000 people a year so -- and you onl...

Sequences. until recently only small amounts of such genetic information could be saved but now thats changed. computers have become so powerful we no longer have to choose just a few parts of a spectrum to save and discard the rest now we can save the entire spectrum of. thats an enormous advantage now the chemist can store the genetic fingerprints of every sample when a new one arrives the computer can quickly identify similar or identical genetic fingerprints from its database. the test can p...

And looks a lot fresher than it really is. not so long ago this kind of fraud would have been time consuming to detect but now with the d.n.a. fingerprint detecting adulterated food can take just a few seconds. thats our goal we want to implement a system across europe and establish a large database with many authentic food samples and genetic fingerprints that will make it easier to detect food fraud on the global market. until now the food counterfeiters have always been a step ahead but thank...