What will happen to medicine in 100 years?

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WHAT WILL HAPPEN
TO MEDICINE IN 100
YEARS?

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1. The average human life expectancy will
exceed 130-150 years. Improvements in
nutrition, living standards and medicine over
the past 100 years have already significantly
lengthened human life, and this trend will
continue in the future.
2. Most of the currently incurable diseases such as cancer, diabetes and others - will be
defeated. Today, many ailments are
successfully treated, especially when
detected in the early stages.
3. The development of cloning technologies
will make it possible to grow and transplant
any damaged and lost tissues and organs to
people.
4. Given that biotechnologies are extremely
expensive, their cheaper and mass-produced
analogues will be robotic mechanical
prostheses of lost limbs and organs

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5. Genetic engineering technologies will
create symbiont bacteria that will live in the
human body and, if necessary, produce and
inject the necessary hormones, painkillers,
antibiotics, etc. into the blood of their host.
6. Turning to a specialized genetic center, the
parents of an unborn child, using a virtual
simulator, will be able to choose not only the
gender and appearance of their child, but
they will also be able to ask doctors to
develop certain natural talents.
7. Turning to a specialized genetic center, the
parents of an unborn child, using a virtual
simulator, will be able to choose not only the
gender and appearance of their child, but
they will also be able to ask doctors to
develop certain natural talents.