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The Future of medicine
An excerpt from the book by Professor of genomics Eric Topol about individual predictions of diseases, artificial intelligence in modern medicine and forecasts of epidemics.
06 July 2016 -
Tell me, Big Data, how many years do I have to live?
As part of a large-scale project, databases on the health status of British citizens will be used to predict a person's life expectancy.
04 April 2016 -
Global burden of disease
The growth rate of healthy life expectancy lags behind the growth of life expectancy – this means that people have begun to live longer with diseases and disabilities.
28 August 2015 -
Optimistic statistics of life expectancy growth
The average life expectancy in the world increased from 65.3 years in 1990 to 71.5 years in 2013. If this trend continues, then by 2030 the average life expectancy of women will reach 85.3 years, and men 78 years.
18 December 2014 -
Two news about cancer: the bad one first…
The number of UK residents who will get cancer during their lifetime will make up almost half of the country's population by 2020, but the likelihood of a fatal outcome in cancer patients will decrease.
07 June 2013