Top 6 Medical Innovations to Watch For in 2024 - The Medical Futurist

My job as The Medical Futurist is to pinpoint specific trends about the future of medicine and healthcare.
In this video, I summarized the 6 most exciting and important trends to watch for in 2024.
Here we go!

[@gloverfamily3925]

I’m a nurse and I’m excited that they installed radar sensors in all our patient rooms through a company called Xandar Kardian. Freeing us from repetitive vitals gathering tasks is going to be amazing. Plus, it will let us know about patient vital changes that could indicate heart failure or sepsis. I’m so excited!!!

[@jimdimitroff6197]

Index Listing:
0:29 1-Rise of generative AI Platforms for healthcare.
1:08 2-Multimodal LLM for clinicians.
2:07 3-Blood testing reimaged.
3:32 4-Evidence-based digital therapeutics.
4:37 5-Blood pressure revolution.
5:25 6-AI digital twins.

[@PAMIR2001]

Thank you for great content Mr. Mesko. Have an exciting 2024.

[@NathBallesteros]

The use of AI for early disease detection is revolutionary! It's incredible how this technology can save lives by diagnosing conditions much earlier.

[@phyllissnook]

I am not in the medical field in any way; I am what you would call "a patient" and I watched this wonderful video until its end as I found it quite interesting and allows me to expand my mind and possibly keep me from winding up with dementia or possibly something worse.

[@adamalena.f.c]

Is interesting to know how technology is improving in medicine, now you can know about how is your health only using some sensor

[@Kyle_Fall]

Very nice, thank you for the video 👍

[@AbacusincInfo]

Thank you. There are a lot of old applications that are not being utilized.

[@travishoyt]

Completely agree with where you think this is going.

[@bastianrichter4284]

I wish one of the trends would already be the focus on AI helping medical research to get to better diagnostics and understanding how to cure or treat decently chronic pain. Millions with pain sensitisation left in limbo with daily severe chronic mechanical pain despite injections and access to (inefficient) medication.

[@pdansa]

I´m a computer engineer . I have been working in Healthcare for few years, now. I am passionate about all the content available about innovation and it sounds incredible to me how technology can still improve human quality of life. Thanks a lot for the content. Iam subscribing the channel.

[@Medicalfuturist]

Thanks for sharing anf for subscribing!

[@pamkrawec1]

I’m looking for non invasive surgery for knee replacements

[@marcelosanchezsalazartuest7503]

Technology makes many things easier for doctors and the uses it has seem interesting to me

[@nabajyotidas3474]

Sir, artificial kidney available which year????????????

[@Medicalfuturist]

Not available yet. A very complex tissue to mimic with a 3D bioprinter.

[@sixtusonyima2236]

Good morning Sir, I am a medical doctor, yet to start my residency but I still love health tech space, I am really sitting on the fence on which to go for. Should I do my medical residency or go straight into health tech ? Please I need your advice , help me

[@brendaday2365]

Do residency. You will need patient experience to analyze tech at the bedside.

[@sixtusonyima2236]

Is it not better I enter the health tech industry on time rather than wasting years in residency.

[@itzhakbentov6572]

I think you should go straight to Tech. Residency will run you through quite a bit of repetitive scut work with low density value.

[@sixtusonyima2236]

@@itzhakbentov6572 are you in tech Sir?

[@Dracula77110]

CDiO look it up

[@Medicalfuturist]

I did, and?

[@Dracula77110]

…CDIO look it up… maybe this time you’ll see