The Future of Healthcare

[@Jasperchurchill]

I plan to retire at the end of 2022 at 57 after 36 years in Telecom as a sales engineer. My wife will retire in October 2022 and she's loving life! But walking away from a good income stream and building the nest egg to living from the nest egg is a scary proposition couple with the alarming recession and CPI report

[@stevenvan5104]

I'm thinking of investing into stocks esp index funds.When you invest into index funds you're essentially investing into the economy as a whole. Because you're choosing to own a little piece of all the most successful companies in the country/world but how are we going to achieve all that given that the market has being a mess most of the year?

[@paulalexander616]

@Uncle BIG sure fnancial-advisors are outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging much, seeing that their services are currently in high demand more than ever....seems more like taxing to me

[@Jasperchurchill]

@@paulalexander616 Yes they can be positively impactful to an individual's portfolio. Emily's strategy is transparent allowing total ownership of my tråding account and fees are very reasonable in comparison with my ROI.

[@kelvin-ck3xr]

@Uncle BIG Please how can i reckon with such skillset? I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings, putting it to work because its getting killed due to inflation

[@marthatom753]

Wow I know Tracy Britt Cool. I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. over $740,000 from profits made last year more so because her strategy cuts across the major financial markets which I found out generates more profits.

[@prabhatvaibhav2222]

The thing is, we have the technology to implement this at present. However, it would need some sort of unification amongst the healthcare systems throughout the world for it to have an impact. After all, top notch healthcare system should be a right of every individual and not just a select few who can afford high sums of money.

[@hannahbanana9901]

not to mention how expensive it would be

[@elszonnekind]

Dik Els de ridder Hamme Wielstraar thuis

[@redrobin1193]

Top notch healthcare shouldn't be a right to everyone. There are no such things are a right to property or service.

[@velvetrest4566]

@@redrobin1193yes actually there is

[@borisstoilov4003]

YOU GUYS ARE ONE OF THE BEST CREATIVE SCIENTISTS, NHS, INSTANT SCREENING, SCANNING, PREVENTIVE TREATMENT, MAYBE ALSO SATELITE ELECTROMAGNETIC NON INVASIVE TREATMENTS ! YOU GUYS SHALL DESTROY cancer and all its derivative diseases ! STRENGTH AND HONOR !

[@MethodiousMind]

Notice how each person lives in a big cavernous house. When the guy goes running there’s no one else around. It’s almost like the population’s been culled. That’s their real vision of the future.

[@emmanueloluga9770]

I don't know why this sent me lol'ng hard

[@SherryLC09]

Only thing wrong with their depiction of future healthcare was that man that looked like he was 80yo. He must be an elite billionaire to still be alive in this future.

[@rohangodse4182]

@@SherryLC09 yrs lol

[@SherryLC09]

@@rohangodse4182 yo = years old lol

[@josearellano203]

This is so exciting! I do have optimism about the future. Let's make medicine so advanced to cure every disease.

[@ynotlad5361]

will life termination be by age, social status or some other criteria?

[@willeyshelton7452]

The future of healthcare is changing so much and I totally support projects like PULSE because it offers significant value to the healthcare industry through its decentralized AI solutions that are accessible to all.

[@DrKevinLowe]

One year has passed and they still have not implemented this system. Did they encounter some pushback?

[@RK-qk7ow]

What about sickness prevention!? Pray, meditate, eat right quantity and quality food, be grateful, be compassionate, connect with nature. Turn off news channels. You got this!

[@vijayaalayanjaiyramanan4594]

💯💯

[@Youtubenurse]

its beautiful . An insightful glimpse into the evolving landscape of healthcare through the lens of Siemens Healthineers .

[@kaiwalyaghotkar832]

8 and half years from now , to bring this into reality we will need major breakthroughs.

[@JZGreengo]

Yup

[@kristophermcclain4869]

Breakthroughs? The technology exists and has for a while now, this video is actually kinda silly because it shows to much involvement by live doctors.

[@nobody__cares]

I’m 14 and want to be a surgeon when I grow up. I’m scared that by the time I get there, everything will be done by robots.

[@InspireeeVideos]

Surgery will always need people, you’ll be fine. Go after your dreams

[@victornnanna5541]

Hey 👋, please 🙏 dear will mind if we can chat up outside here?

[@bradleywilson5641]

And who will look over the robots and if hit with an emp in war maybe less doctors but will always need doctors for the next 200 years

[@tsfrancis278]

This is where hydrogel and Graphene Oxide is being put into people? But I think the connector will be on the wrist or forehead, yes?

[@WhySoLoud]

no, it will be up the backsides, if They have anything to say about it.

[@BrightRockCapital]

Patients aren't consumers. Healthcare is a human right

[@3eshine985]

So, that thing in the black guys neck???

[@shakemaholman6955]

My thoughts exactly

[@debievans4483]

Biosensors

[@emylabaker4737]

Hopefully CNAs will get paid better with this new growth.

[@victornnanna5541]

Hey 👋, please 🙏 dear will mind if we can chat up outside here?

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

They probably won't.

[@JeanineDeal]

A "digital twin"?!? I don't think so! The future of health CARE is in diet and nutrition.

[@pilly1000]

*Corporate farming entered the chat*

[@dr.aniket4832]

Also don't forget yoga...

[@victornnanna5541]

Hey 👋, please 🙏 dear will mind if we can chat up outside here?

[@ipatiyfrolova5165]

Great video! With projects like Pulse Network, I can see the future of healthcare as an industry that is more democratized. Pulse aims to bring the most advanced medical care to everyone's reach.

[@EthicsClassRVU]

It is my hope that everyday we as healthcare providers learn about new ways we can help improve our patients' health. I remember when DaVinci technology came out. The DaVinci equipment allows for surgeons to do surgeries microscopically which means that the incision made on patients is not that large. This technology has helped with the ethics principle of beneficence. It allows doctors to do good for their patients without making big changes on their skin appearance. I am also worried that the future of healthcare will become so advanced that only the higher socioeconomic people will be able to access it. That would go against the ethical principle of Justice where all people should get the same treatment and exposure. Additionally, advances in medicine do not mean in all fields. For example, scientists are working day by day to ensure that there are cures for different diseases but unfortunately it is a big trial and error thing that does not always lead to answers that people want.

[@SmarteHealth]

Looking forward to good times 😀

[@calmcoolvalley958]

Um when you walk into the hospital their should be a big screen showing your doctor and what appointment your their for before you go up to the desk to make sure you didn't come on the wrong day if you didn't see the message on your phone so you can check when you get to the place

[@robnewman6101]

Future Medical.

[@dr.aniket4832]

As always "Prevention is better than cure."

[@WhySoLoud]

And everyone will live alone in modern, million dollar homes with amazing views of the vast, open and unpopulated countryside. And remember, you will own Nothing and be Happy about it.

[@larentaestamuyalta6132]

This is around the corner 👍

[@isabelsummers8017]

I'm waiting for see this

[@declanquigg6343]

This will be nice for the 0.001% of people who can afford it.

[@crunchybro123]

Don’t forget though the taxes will be through the roof and the Medication will have added addictive properties to ensure returning for more usage seeing as how the modern healthcare industry is

[@tommycausey785]

the future of health care is very exciting

[@johny5stone777]

In 2100 it will definitely be!Unfortunately..But not in our time, and even then not for everyone!

[@StockVideoMaker]

This idea Imagery seems far away after seeing the current covid conditions in INDIA

[@aakashkashyap6405]

I am agreed with your point sir. I think dependencies make us weak. Every change is possible when you want to change. If you want to be healthy you have potential to be a healthy person. Sorry if my words hurts you 😊

[@zex450]

It's the opposite. Because of COVID, hospitals and overall healthcare providers are motivated and inspired to progressively push the digital era of medicine for various reasons. COVID taught us many things. Many people got their checkups via video chats through internet, more and more medical gadgets and devices were used at home. By the end of this decade, we will be close or very close to this technology. I don't know about India, because that country is extremely populated and crowded, but in the US, Europe and Eastern Asia, it's very possible. Quantum computing is under further development and some quantum computers are already used globally. It's just a matter of time when classic CPU's will get upgraded with QPU chips. By 2030. Computers will have its own integrated quantum processing units at room temperature.

[@aakashkashyap6405]

@@zex450 Yes sir...!! I am totally agreed with you point that future will be the digital era, everyone will connected with digitally platforms. In future there are more dangerous environments pollution will capture the world. If we prepare today for tomorrow, then our future will be good. Opinion on this...Please tell me 😇

[@tomservo75]

This all looks very good, but always beware technology always has a dark side - do I WANT to be monitored all the time? And if there is a digital twin of me out there, can it be hacked and compromised?

[@RA5K0L]

I have several videos on the topic of the electric body on my channel. The physiology of the body begins to heal itself if you close the body system to itself. It is possible to do this in our conditions only by creating a high-voltage voltage of high density around the body.

[@JoeM370]

This content is an anchor of wisdom. A book with like-minded content was a guiding force in my personal growth. "Adapting with Aging" by James Crescent

[@__________6597]

Is possibile build human horgan or build nanotecnology medicine for kill cancer or infections? Tx

[@davidw.robertson448]

Why create organs when you can harvest them from living humans? Cancer is caused by vaccines which is why it has increased so much in the past century. It is just one of the ways they use to keep the numbers down and to provide profits for themselves. Cancer is big business. The more the government spends on it the worse it gets. Your innocence is manifest I'm afraid.

[@salihawouda2992]

The Metaverse , AR& VR is the future of healthcare and digital care 🏥👨‍⚕️ helping connect doctors with patients all across the world 🌎

[@DrMeetPatel]

Looks like sci fi

[@zex450]

Touchscreens and iPhones were sci-fi to 98% of people 20 years ago. Now look where we are. 😉 If you would somehow be able to revive people who died in WW2 now, they would get into shock when they see all the technology today.

[@Osamabahudila]

العلم نور والجهل ظلام . المخترع د-اسامة باهديلة

[@calmcoolvalley958]

Like they really need this in all hospitals in the world to make it easier and fast for the doctor and the patient too

[@mariamiry6459]

Where is "emotions" ? can a computer forsee the emotional impact on the patient before it even happened ?are we just machines without a soul in the eyes of the engineers and doctors that shape our future in everything ? do they have a soul, do they feel emotions ? how can we trust them ???

[@honest3506]

And healthy care become free

[@dialmetoday]

It depends on future technology

[@salsa564]

The technology of the future, even in the next eight or nine years, is going to be mind blowing. This decade, we’re going to cure cancer, HIV, and regenerative medicine will takeoff. You’ll see.

[@navdivas61]

@@salsa564 not possible

[@solgoode1]

It will probably be more like the hospital scene in Idiocracy.

[@HonestFranklin]

more greater quality inner orpan scan than ct and mri, x-ray

[@larasemerad2605]

Sign me up ,I would like to get the safe medical care and recover from Epilepsy.

[@__________6597]

Very good

[@BeeJay91]

Hopefully.

[@calmcoolvalley958]

See I think they need this in the hospital for them and to make everyone feel at home

[@Vozo_EHR]

Advanced systems powered by AI and machine learning have huge potential to transform how we diagnose and treat diseases. Being able to detect chronic illnesses earlier could lead to better outcomes and quality of life for many patients. What do you think?🗨

[@celineboy-d3u]

Yeah ok and, when?

[@haikeaintiaani9183]

0:24 what relapse time last 4 years ago what? she was a 4 years old when she started use iv drugs? my girl daddy is proud this all is use to push responsibility away from human to ai in long run just my quess

[@ardit2705]

💛💙

[@Kyus2001]

Shaking My Head Productions

[@sartajhassan5]

Nice

[@jackhehir1493]

get me a cheeseburger!

[@AMAINE207]

If you’re rich*

[@NicholasLi10]

This kind technology won’t exist

[@ashishtanwar9748]

Maybe by 2050 🙄

[@ishaaqmohamed8788]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@wmrcats]

Jesus Loves You repent for your sins

[@kaylahirst3393]

Stuff from 2038

[@EC-ol8nz]

We are the Borg! Our AI disciple need more discipline! We predict tertiary adjunct to the Unic matrix is unnecessary and non cost effective. Recycling has been deemed necessary. Blab Blab Blab... oops EMP!

[@maxproduction2023]

That so political is not for me out law is for me

[@angieg1783]

INSANITY

[@christopherguimaraes2300]

What a load of crap

[@MafaeJamie]

[@carolinapopovic2129]

💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣

[@celineboy-d3u]

Yeah ok and, when?