We all know that AI and robotics are coming to healthcare. It’s inevitable.
This is particularly true when it comes to caring for our seniors. Nursing homes are stretched thin when it comes to resources. We’ve all heard horror stories about inadequate care and supervision in some nursing homes.
And then we have the issue of home care. Most seniors want to stay home, but this can put a tremendous burdon of families.
The federal government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis is a disgrace. We need a national plan that includes mandatory mask policies.
While soda consumption continues to fall, sugary drinks are still very popular, and Americans consume WAY too much. Sports drinks have replaced sodas for many consumers, but these drinks are also loaded with sugar. More cities are implementing soda taxes, and hopefully this will start having an impact over time.
The future is here.
For years we’ve been contemplating the role that computers could have in the medical field, and of course there have been gadgets and software that have made an impact in healthcare. Providing information at a doctor’s fingertips has become easier through the years, but now the breakthroughs are accelerating.
The key development involves artificial intelligence, and the ability of computers to diagnose illnesses and make recommendations or provide options for treatments.
In the video above, Alphabet Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt discusses what he sees as big breakthroughs in health and technology, including personalized medicine.
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