Medicine 2050 | Dr. Tripti Dubey Yadav | TEDxCUH
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What if you could receive a mobile notification that your fully developed baby is ready to be picked up from an artificial womb? In this visionary talk on the future of healthcare, the speaker explores the profound intersection of human imagination and technological advancement as we approach the year 2050. Drawing from her personal journey as a gynecologist and robotic surgeon, she illustrates the rapid evolution of surgical precision—from traditional open surgeries to a future where AI and nanobots navigate the human body to deliver targeted cancer therapies. Beyond the operating room, she challenges the audience to envision a world where genetic testing, designer babies, and artificial wombs offer unprecedented solutions for premature infants and individuals struggling to conceive. The central idea is simple yet powerful: while the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and robotics might seem poised to take over, these tools will instead amplify our medical capabilities. The
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