15 year old Kenneth Shinozuka lives in New York City with his parents, aunt and grandfather. He’s one smart kid.
Kenneth’s grandfather suffers from Alzheimer’s and tended to wander out of their apartment at night, getting out in the streets of New York City, causing a number of accidents, not to mention a lot of worry.
Kenneth’s solution won him one of the 15 finalist slots at the 2014 Google Science Fair. Watch the video. Incredible work.
Maybe medical science researchers could find the cause and prevention of these terrible diseases!
if they cure every disease, they can’t make money. sarcastic but also true.
Whoever cures it will make loads of money. As long as governments don’t try and cap the amount of money they make from the cure and kill the incentive to create cures, like they’re trying to do with the Hep C cure.
Great story about a great young man. Any time some old fart bitches about “these kids today,” they should be made to watch this. Some of these kids today have done more to make the world a better place than some of the old farts complaining.
Great kid! I just saw this piece on NBC News tonight – they should get the kid to help promote the film. http://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/glen-campbells-battle-alzheimers-last-recorded-song-n220031