bearded ape 0 Posted July 15, 2003 in most aspects of science, we can not yet truly see a future like star trek expept in the medical feild, where me can do almost everything that TNG doctors could do, and i am pretty sure we have already caught up bones.the only thing we cant do is regenarate internal organs, and with some new stem cell reaserch (from adults stem cells)we will soon be able to do that to. we are also developing nanobots that are like a programable immune system. what are your thoughts on this topic. my father and sister are docters so i can tell you somethings about the subject. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yillara Skye 1 Posted July 15, 2003 in most aspects of science, we can not yet truly see a future like star trek expept in the medical feild, where me can do almost everything that TNG doctors could do, and i am pretty sure we have already caught up bones.the only thing we cant do is regenarate internal organs, and with some new stem cell reaserch (from adults stem cells)we will soon be able to do that to. we are also developing nanobots that are like a programable immune system. what are your thoughts on this topic. my father and sister are docters so i can tell you somethings about the subject. hmmm that is an interesting subject... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nik 0 Posted July 15, 2003 In my job, I am currently researching two topics that aren't directly medical related, but will have tremendous impact on the medical field if they come to fruition. One will enable doctors to perform non-invasive imaging on a cellular level (i.e., see individual cells without cutting the person open or sticking anything into that person). The other may enable to doctors to selectively alter biochemisty on an atomic level. Pretty cool stuff, and we may see it in a decade. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
