The Future of Medicine
It's an exciting time to be alive. Medicine is following Moore's Law:
The technology involved here is worth thinking about. Even now, this was a
rather costly experiment as these things go, and it's worth a paper in a
good journal. But a few years ago, needless to say, it would have been a
borderline-insane idea, and a few years before that it would have been
flatly impossible. A few years from now it'll be routine, and a few years
after that it probably won't be done at all, having been superseded by
something more elegant that no one's come up with yet.
I feel privileged to be able to contribute, albeit indirectly, to this trend.
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It is a race between the gains in productivity from technology and medicares/medicaids destruction of medical productivity. Who will win? Go technology go.
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