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Big data, better health

机译:大数据,更健康

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Take a moment to think about the data associated with your health. Over the years, you've probably had X-rays and scans of various kinds, including perhaps an ultrasound or two. Then there are blood tests, body weight and height measurements... The list is long. This already amounts to a large amount of information about your body and your state of health. But it will soon be dwarfed by the data generated by genetic tests, chemical tests and other blood-marker tests, in addition to the advanced scans and activity trackers that are becoming available. It is easy to imagine that adding this wealth of information to your electronic patient record will lead to some kind of medical nirvana in which doctors run a predictive analytics algorithm over your "big data" to forecast your future health issues.
机译:花点时间考虑一下与您的健康相关的数据。多年来,您可能已经进行过各种X射线检查和扫描,包括一两次超声波检查。然后是血液检查,体重和身高测量...清单很长。这已经构成了有关您的身体和健康状况的大量信息。但是,除了可以使用的高级扫描和活动跟踪器之外,基因检测,化学检测和其他血液标记检测所生成的数据很快将使它相形见war。很难想象,将如此大量的信息添加到您的电子病历中会导致某种医学上的绝望,其中医生会对您的“大数据”运行预测性分析算法,以预测您未来的健康问题。

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    《New scientist》 |2016年第3054期|24-25|共2页
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