Scientists have long warned about the potential increase in morbidity among humans due to global warming, emphasizing the need for advancements in the field of medicine to address this. The direct relationship between population density and the outbreak of epidemics is also noted.
Dr. Nana Ben Zvi, the medical director of Novartis Israel, envisions a future of preventive medicine that is individualized and personalized. Advances in genetic research will allow for the prediction of potential health issues based on genetic makeup, enabling targeted preventive measures. The development of sensors that can be implanted in the body and relay health information online offers the potential to detect abnormalities early and prevent epidemics.
Artificial intelligence is expected to play a significant role in the treatment and research of conditions like Alzheimer’s, especially as the global population ages. The integration of technology into healthcare services promises to improve individual well-being and strengthen global health resilience, leading to a future where such advancements become commonplace.
Through these advancements, measures can be taken to reduce the burden on healthcare systems and prevent major health crises. The future of medicine holds the promise of personalized care, early detection of diseases, and a proactive approach to global health challenges.
