The Intersection Of AI And Multiomics In Healthcare With Harvard Professor Dr. Mahmood

[@BerthaRobl]

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[@guavabakka]

Great exchange. The amount of near static data that exists within hospitals, clinics, and even in the hands of patients, is staggering. So much so, it becomes almost mundane - almost meaningless. Medical transcriptions, prescriptions, notes, scheduling, reminders, billings, not to mention actual medical records, reports, etc. They come into existence and then are often thrown away or forgotten or lost, over and over, daily, since inception. Messy, confusing and inefficient. While current health data may not be as large as the constant inclusive flow of the images and videos and audio uploaded online, if we were able to actually process and make health data actionable within a continuous predictive model - a portable encrypted multimodal data package model - you could carry it when/whenever - lossless - efficient - precise - you would solve most medical and administrative burdens existing within health systems. Imo. The cost savings alone would help to expand health outcomes and reach. That new reach would likely positively upend government budgets and deficits moving forward. This was insightful content 👍🏾 The revolution of bio-factories/wet-wear processors - can not come soon enough. That alone would change human civilization - imho