Comprehensive, innovative treatments are often the result of many bright minds working together on an issue. HealthMaker Daniel Kelly, MD, talks in this video about the importance of group cooperation in research and development.
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And we do not believe that silo- based research efforts for example biologists that are interested only in the heart, or in diabetes, or metabolism can make this happen. They have to be under one roof and they have to be developing teams that can extract one another.
Daniel Kelly, MD, is senior vice president, Tavistock Distinguished Professor and scientific director of the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute at Lake Nona. He specializes in heart disease, metabolic Syndrome, obesity and diabetes.
