O corpo está sempre em beta | Dr. Muralidhar S Kathalagiri | TEDxMVJCE

Esta palestra do Dr. Muralidhar S. Kathalagiri, cirurgião gastroenterologista sênior com mais de 15 anos de experiência, foi apresentada no TEDxMVJCE 2026 sob o tema AVAYA – The Living Continuum. Ela aborda a ideia de que o corpo humano está em constante mudança e adaptação. O evento foi organizado de forma independente por uma comunidade local, no formato de conferências TED, junto com outros nove palestrantes e duas apresentações.

• Palestrante: Dr. Muralidhar S. Kathalagiri
• Evento: TEDxMVJCE 2026
• Tema: o corpo como sistema em constante mudança

TEDxMVJCE 2026, themed AVAYA – The Living Continuum, brought together 10 inspiring speakers and 2 captivating performances for a day filled with ideas, stories, and perspectives that stayed with us long after the event. From technology and innovation to personal journeys, creative expression, and everything in between, each talk offered a fresh way of looking at the world around us. With students, faculty, alumni, and guests coming together under one roof, AVAYA celebrated the connections between ideas, experiences, and people. Every talk, performance, and interaction added to the spirit of the day, reminding us that ideas are never isolated; they continue to evolve, inspire, and create impact through the people who share them. Relive the moments, conversations, and inspiration that made AVAYA – TEDxMVJCE 2026 a celebration of Ideas Worth Spreading. Dr. Muralidhar S. Kathalagiri is a senior surgical gastroenterologist with over 15 years of experience in the diagnosis and surgical management of gastrointestinal conditions. He specializes in minimally invasive gastrointestinal surgery and treats conditions involving the liver, pancreas, gallbladder, stomach, intestines and abdominal wall using advanced laparoscopic and modern surgical techniques. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx