Stefano Martano

@Iammarcmalone Hi @Iammarcmalone, I can't DM you cause I'm not verified, I'm working on a start up for precisione medicine in Europe, can you write me? I would like to know more about your research. Thanks

My son is losing his vision, his hearing, his gastrointestinal system, his neurons are dying from metabolic-neurodegenerative collapse, and his impending cancer would make his mother's most lethal ever cancer - look like a flu. It is happening faster than I expected. He is 50-100x more genetically 'mutated' than the next worst pediatric case on record. His being alive at all is actually (scientifically speaking) an anomaly of nature. His, mine and my late wife's suffering, and their gene expression recovery, their impossible disease (and disability) reversal however - is the true anomaly of miracle proportions. A miracle is actually more probable mathematically than my son surviving is. So when his vision improves, when he can finally talk, when he can tie his shoe laces, use a toilet, and when he lives a meaningful life instead of one of embodied-slavery to genetics, he will free so many others with him. This year - everything is to play for. A war I didn't ask for (again), but a price I will gladly pay for my precious boy and everyone else who is desperate like us. Self-determination and sovereignty will no longer just be for the able-bodied, because everyone is gonna have a shot to be abled-bodied. From my son to yours brother. I am gonna be pulling any and all levers possible (while retaining my soul) so we can finally end this - for us all.

@mjtechguy @chesterzelaya How much Is this? 😂

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the male equivalent to flowers is probably an RTX6000 Pro Blackwell Workstation

@96Stats Can you link something about this agent please? I too am a doctor and I created and AI healthcare start up in Europe if you want to chat @96Stats

My graduation in China yesterday focused a lot on the AI research done at our uni. Last month some students at this ceremony made the worlds first agent for rare diseases and is already used by 600 institution around the world!

@tetsuoai @tetsuoai i Launched an Ai-healthcare start up in Europe in the cardiovascular field. Something similar to this but different branch. Would you like to chat?

AI can now prescribe psych meds in Utah. ArthurMacwaters and Legion Health turned something that looked regulatorily impossible into a $19/month reality. That could expand mental health access for tens of millions of people.

@yacineMTB Well It It Is difficult in a city in Canada, try to do It in SOUTH ITALY. It Is a nightmare

Everyone is so full of shit. You can get so far ahead in your life by simply just not being full of shit. So many people saying Lets Build but have never built anything in their life, never wanted to build anything in their life. Complain of a lack of jobs but can't get shit done

@m_goes_distance Hey @m_goes_distance i'm Building and Ai-healthcare startup in Europe. I would like to ask you something in DM 🙌

It's genuinely insane how much progress biotech has made in the last 90 days: - Two years ago I watched Lucy Therapeutics shut down after 7 years and $42M from Bill Gates, never reached human trials. Last month DeSci crowdfunded €2.5M in 72 hours for Dr Barbacid cancer trials and went straight to human trials. Zero VCs and zero committees in the middle. And it's not even about the money. The goodwill - Gene therapy cost $2-4M per treatment a year ago because manufacturing was artisanal and nobody was actually solving it. Now automation's dropping costs toward $200. Turns out it was an engineering problem all along. - Just a year ago, the FDA wouldn't touch longevity. In January 2026, first FDA-approved human trial reversing cellular age launched (ER-100). We're testing age reversal in humans right now. Not mice. - Psychedelics stuck in regulatory hell for 50 years. In February 2026, Compass crushed Phase III for psilocybin in treatment-resistant depression. - In 2023, AI drug discovery was hype. $17B got invested, zero approved drugs. Early 2026, Ginkgo x OpenAI ran over 200k autonomous experiments, 36K of those were unique. Protein costs dropped by 40% and they're already shipping commercially. Discovery timelines collapsed. - Just last year, FDA required full GMP pre-Phase 2, moved at 1950s speed. This quarter,we're fast-tracking frontier therapies, relaxing requirements, launching pilots. Something shifted and the regulatory wall is cracking. - In 2024, clinical trials had to run in US at 2x cost, half the speed. Right now in Singapore and China running trials 50% cheaper, 2x faster. Companies routing around FDA entirely. The US model is optional. I could keep going on with these, but you realize that the bottleneck was never the science. It was funding models, regulatory speed, manufacturing, geography etc And most of them are breaking since last October. Biotech has shed 30 years of broken infrastructure in 5 months and I can't be more bullish. bio/acc.