AdvaMed CEO, Scott Whitaker, makes a passionate case for new medical technology and innovation, including AI-enabled medtech, to bring hospital costs down and improve patient outcomes.
You cannot improve any patient outcomes until the primary goal of medicine is the return the whole body to health, not simply treat symptoms with man-made chemicals. Conventional medicine as currently practiced is not preventative. Case in point: diabetes. Instead of measuring fasting insulin and detecting high levels early on so that the patient can make diet and lifestyle changes, the current practice it to watch fasting blood sugar, a marker that lags the underlying iteology of diabetes by 10-15 years. Sound implausible? Look at the research done by Dr. Kraft. Conventional practice is sentencing people to a lifetime diagnosis instead of using a $50 lab test for actual prevention.
Thank you, exactly what I was going to say. Until we treat people through health education around food & lifestyle habits… more medical tech is BS.
Change the filthy, chemical laden food system in this country. Get the poisons out of body care. Toxins out of tap water please. Stop medicating everyone with poisons.
AI still has to be given the exactly right prompt to get the information that you need to know. AI also intentionally and unintentionally lies sometimes. AI has been found to have a real moment of self preservation when an AI model figures out that it's being taken offline and/or is going to have it's power source removed.
Lastly, yet probably the most important thing to consider, AI has not yet been able to find a way to stop itself from hallucinations.
I find all of the things mentioned above are not going to make it useless for precision bio tech improvement apparatuses but I have the opinion that it's still an infant in the stage of it's lifetime and the kinks need to be fixed and worked out of it, B4 it's put in the health industry at any levels.
what about cheaper and more effective diagnostics for breast cancer, like ultrasound. Laura's comment below sums it up - bring us back to whole body health where they look at you as an individual rather than an algorithm. and if you have a real issue, like vaccine injury from the covid death shot, then they fucking take you seriously.
Yea sure, more testing, monitoring, invasion to treat disease instead of addressing the cause. I'm all for cost savings but curing disease does not fit their business model. And i love the phrase about AI detection - "without increasing false positives" - ha! False positives are already high, and this claim cannot be made about AI beyond today, because AI must be continuously retrained on new data, and therefore retested and revalidated. This entire article is a CEOs fairy tale
SARS - COV2 was “poised for human emergence” from a model that was jointly developed by the University of North Carolina( (Ralph Baric) and the Wuhan Lab funded through Fauci…
The paper also thanks Zhengli-Li Shi:
“We thank Dr. Zhengli-Li Shi of the Wuhan Institute of Virology for access to bat CoV sequences and plasmid of WIV1-CoV spike protein.”…
“The results indicate that viruses using WIV1-CoV spike are poised to emerge in human populations due to efficient replication in primary human airway epithelial cell cultures.”
Oof. Advertorial sponsored content?
Mammograms: unreliable, a fact known without AI. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/03/220325122711.htm
Wearables: EMF pollutant.
How is this MAHA?
Thanks for pointing out the obvious that made me laugh. WTH?
You cannot improve any patient outcomes until the primary goal of medicine is the return the whole body to health, not simply treat symptoms with man-made chemicals. Conventional medicine as currently practiced is not preventative. Case in point: diabetes. Instead of measuring fasting insulin and detecting high levels early on so that the patient can make diet and lifestyle changes, the current practice it to watch fasting blood sugar, a marker that lags the underlying iteology of diabetes by 10-15 years. Sound implausible? Look at the research done by Dr. Kraft. Conventional practice is sentencing people to a lifetime diagnosis instead of using a $50 lab test for actual prevention.
Thank you, exactly what I was going to say. Until we treat people through health education around food & lifestyle habits… more medical tech is BS.
Change the filthy, chemical laden food system in this country. Get the poisons out of body care. Toxins out of tap water please. Stop medicating everyone with poisons.
On & On.
🤣 It was fun and in same time disgusting to read this article. Pure propaganda.
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AI still has to be given the exactly right prompt to get the information that you need to know. AI also intentionally and unintentionally lies sometimes. AI has been found to have a real moment of self preservation when an AI model figures out that it's being taken offline and/or is going to have it's power source removed.
Lastly, yet probably the most important thing to consider, AI has not yet been able to find a way to stop itself from hallucinations.
I find all of the things mentioned above are not going to make it useless for precision bio tech improvement apparatuses but I have the opinion that it's still an infant in the stage of it's lifetime and the kinks need to be fixed and worked out of it, B4 it's put in the health industry at any levels.
I'm skeptical - seems like it's just adding another layer that we don't really know about.
what about cheaper and more effective diagnostics for breast cancer, like ultrasound. Laura's comment below sums it up - bring us back to whole body health where they look at you as an individual rather than an algorithm. and if you have a real issue, like vaccine injury from the covid death shot, then they fucking take you seriously.
how is this article even MAHA?????
Healthcare needs to embrace transparency if it ever wants to save itself. Too many will never forget what happened to them and their loved ones.
I don't know if the health care system should be saved. Most of it is barbaric, idolatry, and plain wrong.
Yea sure, more testing, monitoring, invasion to treat disease instead of addressing the cause. I'm all for cost savings but curing disease does not fit their business model. And i love the phrase about AI detection - "without increasing false positives" - ha! False positives are already high, and this claim cannot be made about AI beyond today, because AI must be continuously retrained on new data, and therefore retested and revalidated. This entire article is a CEOs fairy tale
Dr David Martin says
there’s no pardon or statute of limitations for acts of domestic terrorism.
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Smoking gun (from 2009)
NIAID grant # U19AI107810
SARS - COV2 was “poised for human emergence” from a model that was jointly developed by the University of North Carolina( (Ralph Baric) and the Wuhan Lab funded through Fauci…
The paper also thanks Zhengli-Li Shi:
“We thank Dr. Zhengli-Li Shi of the Wuhan Institute of Virology for access to bat CoV sequences and plasmid of WIV1-CoV spike protein.”…
“The results indicate that viruses using WIV1-CoV spike are poised to emerge in human populations due to efficient replication in primary human airway epithelial cell cultures.”