Reviewing advances in medical technology

Doctors are close to being able to represent human smell digitally, said Nathan S. Lewis, Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, USA, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos (2000). The smell on our breath is an indicator of human health – for instance, acetone is an indication of diabetes. Doctors will be able to monitor our digital breath at a distance and receive early warnings of health problems.

1. Undertaking medical research
2. Surveying health issues
3. Supporting medical research
4. Researching international technology cooperation
5. Researching health
6. Monitoring technological trends
7. Monitoring medical research
8. Improving environmental health monitoring
9. Enhancing scientific and technological research

1. Supporting social technology
2. Expanding basic medical care
3. Advancing contraceptive technology

1. Facilitating access to biotechnology information

1. Unlimited practice of human embryo storage
2. Opposition to embryo transfer technology
3. Excessive use of resources on expensive medical techniques

1. Health
2. Care
3. Abuse

1. biospace.com