The future of medicine

Modern medicine offers people a longer and healthier life. But researchers hope to further improve their health. Advances in gene editing, overcoming embarrassing technology, and efforts to solve high chemical costs, the future of medicine is bright.

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"Individualized medicine is definitely a drug of the future, it is today's medicine," explained Kerman. "Even from a sick point of view, the two humans are not the same, the two cancers are not similar.We are very different and there are many levels involved in the onset of any disease.The cancer is merely a tumor There is a whole body .. Metabolic disease "For Kerman, trillions of bacteria in us are the key to unlocking health to understand microbiomes. "They are not bad people, they are good people, they play an important role," he said. "It's like a magnificent conductor, the two micro-biomes are not the same - someone's healthy micro-biome is unhealthy to others, it all depends on this person."

The approach of Serge Faguet is consistent with the P4 medical concept introduced by Leroy Hood. Pioneers of genomics said that the future of medicine is preventive, personal, predictive and participatory. The premise of this concept is that a single method can not be applied to everyone. The most effective solution is personal. If it is possible to provide affordable diagnostic tools such as cheap gadgets and implants in general, it is easier to find a solution. Furthermore, the personalization method is not only suitable for nutrition. It will help us fine-tune our diet, daily exercise and schedule

As a society, we have an obligation to balance our capabilities and what we should do. These decisions are important as it shapes the future of medicine and healthcare for our community. Now the future of medical treatment has to make a tough decision today. Actor Christopher Reeve is a man restrained on a horse and an important supporter of the Spinal Cord Injury Department at Washington University Medical School in St. Louis. Reeve witnessed the recovery of the same injured rat after injecting stem cells and commented as follows: "There has never been such a powerful tool, this resource can bring so much hope. It really frustrates that this argument is raging. "