Medicine of the future

Now there are many types of cancer treatment. The types of treatment
depends on the type of cancer you have and how advanced it is. Some
people with cancer will have only one treatment. But most people have a
combination of treatments, such as surgery with chemotherapy and/or
radiation therapy. You may also have immunotherapy, targeted therapy, Medicine of the future
or hormone therapy.
will invent a drug that
will kill cancer cells.
All human organs will
be preserved,
metastases will not
appear. The death toll
from cancer will be
zero.
 Medical science has no way to transplant whole eyes at this time. However, when someone receives a transplant today, they
are usually having a corneal transplant. Donor corneas make this amazing, sight-saving surgery possible. It has been used for
nearly a century.
Surgeons have also been able to successfully perform eyelash transplantation. This can restore eyelashes lost due to burns,
injury and other medical conditions.

The medicine of the future it

will be able to perform
whole eye transplants. When
a surgeon will implant the
eye into the eye socket, the
eye will be able to send
signals to the brain through
the optic nerve, and will
provide sight.
 In some infertile couples, no specific cause is found (unexplained infertility). Infertility evaluation can be
expensive, and sometimes involves uncomfortable procedures. Finally, there's no guarantee — even after all
the testing and counseling — that you'll get pregnant.

In the medicine of future infertility

treatment will be affordable, will be to
make without the slightest discomfort and
will give a 100% result. Artificial
insemination will not be required.
Treatment for diabetes requires keeping close watch over your blood
sugar levels (and keeping them at a goal set by your doctor) with a
combination of medications, exercise, and diet. By paying close
attention to what and when you eat, you can minimize or avoid the
"seesaw effect" of rapidly changing blood sugar levels, which can
Medicine of the future
require quick changes in medication dosages, especially insulin. will be able to
normalize blood sugar.
Drugs will be found
that will do this
quickly, reliably and
for a long time. There
will be no more deaths
from diabetes.
It is a question being asked in hospitals across the world: What is the duty to treat in a viral pandemic, particularly one in
which health workers are getting infected and there is a dearth of personal protective equipment?

The question could be glibly dismissed. Medicine is a humanitarian profession, the argument would go. Health care
workers have a duty to care for the sick. By freely entering into the profession, they have implicitly agreed to accept the
risks.

In the medicine of the future it'll be

possible to protect healthcare
professionals from any viruses and
infections they work with. New
protective suits, new medicines,
new ways and means of treatment
take care of medical workers.
 Every dream may seem unattainable!
But before, no one thought that there
would be ultrasound machines, that
doctors would perform laparoscopic
operations, that it would be possible
to do organ transplants, and so on.

So do not be afraid to dream and let your dreams come true!

Thank you!