future medicine

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• Abdul-hameed alramzi ID2111125286
• Bader alnaseem ID2111116288
• Amer alameeri ID2111119923
• Abdul-malek alsharekh ID209116779

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Out Line

1. Brain-computer interface
2. Care giving robots
3. Virtual medicine
4. Human cloning
5. Virtual/robot medicine
6. Artificial immune system
7. Age reversal
8. Instant pain relief
9. Drug delivery devices
10. Regenerative medicine, replacement organs
11. Robotic surgery
12. Computer aided diagnosis

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- The ancient Egyptians had a system of
medicine that was very advanced for its time and
influenced later medical traditions.
- Universities began systematic training of
physicians around the years 1220 in Italy.
- By the end of the 20th century, micro
technology had been used to create tiny robotic
devices to assist microsurgery using micro-video
and fiber-optic cameras to view internal tissues
during surgery with minimally invasive
practices.
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What is BCI?
A BCI is a computer-based system that acquires
brain signals, analyzes them, and translates them
into commands that are relayed to an output
device to carry out a desired action.
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Care giving robots
Tmsuk with Waseda University in Tokyo to meet a
perceived need for robots that can emote properly
and make better connections with people.
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Computerworld - Results of a five-year study on
telemedicine showed that patients can be treated
virtually by physicians as effectively as if the
patients made physical visits to the doctor's
office
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- Human cloning is the creation of a genetically
identical copy of a human.
- Although the possibility of cloning humans had
been the subject of speculation for much of the
twentieth century, scientists and policy makers
began to take the prospect seriously in the 1960s.
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Robotics, virtual worlds meet medicine
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Artificial immune system
(AIS) is concerned with abstracting the structure
and function of the immune system to
computational systems, and investigating the
application of these systems towards solving
computational problems from mathematics,
engineering, and information technology.
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Regenerative medicine, replacement organs
Regenerative medicine is the "process of
replacing or regenerating human cells, tissues or
organs to restore or establish normal function.
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Robotic surgery
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Computer aided diagnosis
computer-aided detection (CADe), also called
computer-aided diagnosis (CADx), are procedures
in medicine that assist doctors in the
interpretation of medical images.
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Age Reversal

• For Over the last twenty years leading scientists
  and researchers from around the world have
  created a body of medical knowledge and
  technology that is revolutionizing the human
  health span.

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Instant pain relief

• With the introduction of chemicals in medicines,
  the use of such natural medicines has lost its
  charm.

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Drug delivery devices

• Drug delivery devices are specialized tools for
  the delivery of a drug or therapeutic agent via a
  specific route of administration. Such devices
  are used as part of one or more medical
  treatments.

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What got better and what got worse?

• Medicine is getting better while technologies are
  advancing and evolving to cure and heal
  humenbeings

• But its getting worse because we may depend on it
  because it may mistake and become not functional
  so it causes a threat to us.

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• http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regenerative_medicine
  
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