Startling technologies promise to transform medicine
Combs identifies five areas of technological innovation that he thinks will change medicine in startling ways: molecular medicine and biometrics, nanotechnology, wave technology, fabricators, and robotics and simulation. He gives predictions on how he thinks these technologies may be used in medicin...
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| description | Combs identifies five areas of technological innovation that he thinks will change medicine in startling ways: molecular medicine and biometrics, nanotechnology, wave technology, fabricators, and robotics and simulation. He gives predictions on how he thinks these technologies may be used in medicine. |
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