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Interesting http://www.ted.com/talks/daniel_kra..._campaign=newsletter_weekly&utm_medium=email" by Daniel Kraft, worth your time, IMHO.
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rhody said:Interesting http://www.ted.com/talks/daniel_kra..._campaign=newsletter_weekly&utm_medium=email" by Daniel Kraft, worth your time, IMHO.
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ryan_m_b said:Hmmm I really don't like the emphasis on exponential technological development.
rhody said:ryan,
IMHO I think those words that he used were the "salesman" in Daniel talking. It seems to me that he was trying to create, "a buzz" at the start of his talk. In this regard I think he succeeded. That being said, I think you will agree that we do need an "exponential" increase in computing power to begin to make sense of the massive amounts of data generated from a single high resolution diagnostic scan in the future, no ?
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The main topic of the TED talk is the future of medicine, specifically how technology and innovation will shape the healthcare industry.
The speaker of the TED talk is Dr. Daniel Kraft, a physician-scientist, inventor, and entrepreneur who specializes in the fields of regenerative medicine, stem cell research, and digital health.
In his talk, Dr. Kraft discusses examples such as wearable devices, mobile health apps, telemedicine, and artificial intelligence, all of which are revolutionizing how healthcare is delivered and improving patient outcomes.
Innovation is changing the healthcare industry in many ways, including making healthcare more personalized, accessible, and cost-effective. It is also allowing for early detection and prevention of diseases, as well as more efficient and accurate treatment options.
Some potential challenges with the future of medicine include ethical concerns surrounding the use of technology in healthcare, data privacy and security issues, and the potential for a digital divide where not everyone has access to or can afford these advanced medical technologies.