How will medical testing change over the next decade

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Genome Sequencing:

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Artificial intelligence:

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Tele-medicine:

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Wearable devices:

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Point Of Care, care testing:

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Genome Sequencing:

01 With new technologies such as genomic sequencing, it's becoming increasingly possible to tailor medical testing and treatment to individual patients' unique genetic profiles. This could lead to more targeted and effective healthcare.

Artificial intelligence:

02 Machine learning algorithms can analyze large amounts of medical data and identify patterns that humans might miss. This could help improve the accuracy and efficiency of medical testing, as well as enable more precise diagnoses and treatment recommendations.

Tele-medicine:

03 The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of telemedicine: remote consults and digital monitoring of patients. Medical testing can also be done remotely, with patients collecting samples at home and shipping them to labs for analysis.

Wearable devices:

04 As wearable health devices (Apple Watch, FitBit, etc) become more sophisticated, they could provide a wealth of data that could be used to inform medical testing and treatment decisions. For example, continuous glucose monitoring could help diabetics better manage their condition.

Point Of Care, care testing:

05 Advances in technology are making it possible to conduct medical testing on-the-spot, without needing to send samples to a lab. This could lead to faster diagnoses and treatments, particularly in resource-limited settings.

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