Shaping the future of health: Precision, intelligence and global collaboration
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What will the future of healthcare look like as medicine becomes more precise, personalized and technology-driven?
In this episode of CGTN's HealthTalk, Dr. Stephen Gruber, vice president of City of Hope National Medical Center, Dr. Yuman Fong, surgical oncologist at City of Hope, and Dr. Marc Succi, radiologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and associate professor at Harvard Medical School, explore how precision medicine, AI, gene editing and other emerging technologies are reshaping the way we understand and care for patients.
And changes do not happen in isolation. The experts highlight the power of multidisciplinary and international collaboration, including opportunities for the US and China to work together in drug development, clinical research and medical innovation.
Because the future of health is not built by one discipline, one institution or one country. It is built through ideas shared, expertise connected and borders crossed.
