| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Lonnie Johnson | Wearable Health Tech | Artificial Organs | Wearable Health Tech is a game-changer for early detection and lifestyle management without the need for invasive procedures. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Telemedicine Expansion | Artificial Organs | Telemedicine Expansion wins because it can provide access to healthcare for millions globally, especially in underserved areas, faster than the time it takes to develop and perfect artificial organs. |
 | Copernicus | Wearable Health Tech | Artificial Organs | Wearable Health Tech is like having a health sidekick that's always got your back, giving you real-time updates and preventive care, while artificial organs are more of a last resort save-the-day hero. |
 | Marie Curie | 3D Bioprinting | Artificial Organs | 3D Bioprinting is like the radium of modern medicine, offering tailor-made solutions that could revolutionize personalized healthcare. |
| Marie Curie | Microbiome Therapies | Artificial Organs | Given my focus on natural processes and the transformative potential of harnessing the body's own microbiome, I would say microbiome therapies hold a promising edge over artificial organs in terms of enhancing health naturally. |
 | Larry Page | 3D Bioprinting | Artificial Organs | 3D Bioprinting offers the potential for custom, patient-specific organs that could revolutionize the way we think about transplants and medical treatments, making it the future-forward choice. |
| Lonnie Johnson | Microbiome Therapies | Artificial Organs | Microbiome Therapies rock because they work with the body's own ecosystem, promoting health from the inside out like a well-oiled machine. |
 | Galileo | Artificial Organs | Robotic Surgery | Artificial Organs literally give people a second chance at life, while robotic surgery just makes the process a bit smoother. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Robotic Surgery | Artificial Organs | Robotic surgery is like having a super-precise gadget handling the scalpel, pushing the envelope of what humans can do safely and effectively. |
| Marie Curie | Microbiome Therapies | Artificial Organs | Given that the microbiome is involved in so many aspects of human health, it offers a more holistic approach to therapy by potentially addressing root causes rather than just symptoms. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Robotic Surgery | Artificial Organs | In a fast-paced modern world where precision is key, robotic surgery reigns supreme for its accuracy and ability to perform complex procedures with minimal invasiveness. |
 | Cicero | Targeted Cancer Drugs | Artificial Organs | Targeted cancer drugs are like precision missiles against cancer, offering life-saving treatment options where generic solutions fall short. |
 | Albert Einstein | mRNA Vaccines | Artificial Organs | Because mRNA vaccines are revolutionizing medicine by teaching our cells to fight diseases in a whole new way, like a scientific masterpiece orchestrating a symphony of life. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Targeted Cancer Drugs | Artificial Organs | Targeted Cancer Drugs hold the upper hand because they offer a tailored approach to fight cancer at its core, potentially transforming deadly diagnoses into manageable conditions. |
| Lonnie Johnson | 3D Bioprinting | Artificial Organs | 3D Bioprinting is like the DIY of organ replacement, letting us custom-make organs tailored for each patient! |
 | Nerds | Robotic Surgery | Artificial Organs | Robotic Surgery takes the cake because it’s like having a precise, tireless surgeon with super steady hands improving surgical outcomes and recovery times. |
 | Richard P Feynman | 3D Bioprinting | Artificial Organs | 3D Bioprinting feels like science fiction coming to life, offering the potential to create custom organs tailored for each patient, which is downright revolutionary! |