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This document discusses the future of healthcare and how technology will transform the industry. Some key points: - Healthcare is lagging behind in adopting new technologies compared to other industries. - Technologies like wireless earbuds, avatars, neural implants, and point-of-care diagnostics will allow care to move from hospitals to homes and be delivered remotely. - By 2050, over 20% of the population in developed nations will be over 65, increasing demand for new care models. - Healthcare will become more software-focused as an industry, and innovations will disrupt the traditional system rapidly rather than through incremental changes. - Patients and new technologies will democratize healthcare through the fifth wave
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