How will this ‘inflection point in human history’ alter healthcare?

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  • Small-Nanotechnology is extraordinary, he said, with such examples as bacteria bots and sensors that provide real-time analysis in cancer patients.
  • Zero-stage medicine is allowing diseases to be caught earlier. “We all talk about prevention, like exercise, but the way to [get past] prevention is through earlier detection,” Nosta said. “In the future, a smart phone will ring and say you are having a heart attack.”
Brian M. Kalish
Online Managing Editor, Health Care Group

Kalish is a fomer managing editor of SourceMedia’s Employee Benefits Group.


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