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we need teleportation frankly

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 9 months ago (1 children)

Medicine is a huge emerging field right now, and there's so much potential for benefit from humanity depending on how well we can govern this new tech

  • smart drugs / treatments specific to a patient's genetics
  • on site genome testing during infections
  • gene therapy
  • organs & prosthetics
  • detailed monitoring (while relatively non-invasive) in intensive care, notifying HCPs early before issues develop
  • very fast vaccine development