[ANN][ICO] EHF eHealth First

[BY_ATOM]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

You all swept into the world of fiction) Let's discuss the real thing. Those that can give the project at this stage of development. Namely, affordable healthcare for all.

[zgrdyg]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

the best would be to have a tricoder like thing from the star trek movies, scans your body and tells you what disease you got

would you believe they're working on it now? would be great if it would be implemented in EHF.

they work on a machine with breath desease detection i assume not very much far away from my dream of an tricoder ><"

which project was that? not ehealth i suppose? hopefully not i cant take any extension of ideas in ehealth. I dont want any delays after 2025:)

[haxllega]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

You all swept into the world of fiction) Let's discuss the real thing. Those that can give the project at this stage of development. Namely, affordable healthcare for all.

It's especially very important in Africa where too many people die because they can't afford healthcare. I think even some useful tips would save a lot of lives there.

[ImTotya]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

It's unbelievable how the technology is evolving. If someone had told me this a few years ago I would not have believed him.

Crazy stuff. Maybe the old stories of wise people who just have to look in your eyes and see what diseases you have are true.

No wonder they say that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. I'm just shocked by reading, I'm sure that in the future almost any information on a person's condition can be obtained by scanning his eye!

[cmg12]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

It's unbelievable how the technology is evolving. If someone had told me this a few years ago I would not have believed him.

Crazy stuff. Maybe the old stories of wise people who just have to look in your eyes and see what diseases you have are true.

No wonder they say that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. I'm just shocked by reading, I'm sure that in the future almost any information on a person's condition can be obtained by scanning his eye!

Nah, this is pure science fiction that you are talking about. How could you tell that person I'd sick by scanning his eye

[matjas]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

You all swept into the world of fiction) Let's discuss the real thing. Those that can give the project at this stage of development. Namely, affordable healthcare for all.

We should stay realistic but projects like eHealth make you think about the future and where can it lead to. I am sire blockchain is a huge milestone even in the medical industry so there nothing wrong with dreaming about future development.

[saintkamei]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

The thing with such algorithms and devices are that the fail rate is quite higher. Just the other day, my doctor had to manual check the BP because the clip on Blood Pressure monitor gave a totally different reading from the doctor who did the referral. Such issues need to address satisfactorily.

[loup]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

You all swept into the world of fiction) Let's discuss the real thing. Those that can give the project at this stage of development. Namely, affordable healthcare for all.

We should stay realistic but projects like eHealth make you think about the future and where can it lead to. I am sire blockchain is a huge milestone even in the medical industry so there nothing wrong with dreaming about future development.

I'm sure that in a couple of year we'll see things that came out in the movies and we thought they were science fiction.

[zgrdyg]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

The thing with such algorithms and devices are that the fail rate is quite higher. Just the other day, my doctor had to manual check the BP because the clip on Blood Pressure monitor gave a totally different reading from the doctor who did the referral. Such issues need to address satisfactorily.

I think manual controls should be around for a while too. Maybe later, with more advancements in health we can increase algorithms or AI in healthcare.

[Frank37]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

It's unbelievable how the technology is evolving. If someone had told me this a few years ago I would not have believed him.

Crazy stuff. Maybe the old stories of wise people who just have to look in your eyes and see what diseases you have are true.

No wonder they say that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. I'm just shocked by reading, I'm sure that in the future almost any information on a person's condition can be obtained by scanning his eye!

Nah, this is pure science fiction that you are talking about. How could you tell that person I'd sick by scanning his eye

Have you noticed that most babies have blue-grey eyes that change over time?
It changes with your experiences.
Iam convinced, that you can see important things in the iris.
There are many systems of iris-diagnosis and I met some tibetan doctors, which really had a good diagnosys on me, only looking into my eyes and I am not a gullible spinner who believes everything. I have a very scientific approach and look very careful at such things.
Dont judge to fast, there are secrets, we will discover in the future, which are now only science fiction.

[helloal]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

It's unbelievable how the technology is evolving. If someone had told me this a few years ago I would not have believed him.

Crazy stuff. Maybe the old stories of wise people who just have to look in your eyes and see what diseases you have are true.

No wonder they say that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. I'm just shocked by reading, I'm sure that in the future almost any information on a person's condition can be obtained by scanning his eye!

Nah, this is pure science fiction that you are talking about. How could you tell that person I'd sick by scanning his eye

Have you noticed that most babies have blue-grey eyes that change over time?
It changes with your experiences.
Iam convinced, that you can see important things in the iris.
There are many systems of iris-diagnosis and I met some tibetan doctors, which really had a good diagnosys on me, only looking into my eyes and I am not a gullible spinner who believes everything. I have a very scientific approach and look very careful at such things.
Dont judge to fast, there are secrets, we will discover in the future, which are now only science fiction.

That’s a huge (and false) generalisation with the baby eye colour (ie. definitely not found in asians, Indians).
If the Tibetan doctors were so accurate, then they would have gotten much more attention/credibility in the wider world.

[cmg12]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

It's unbelievable how the technology is evolving. If someone had told me this a few years ago I would not have believed him.

Crazy stuff. Maybe the old stories of wise people who just have to look in your eyes and see what diseases you have are true.

No wonder they say that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. I'm just shocked by reading, I'm sure that in the future almost any information on a person's condition can be obtained by scanning his eye!

Nah, this is pure science fiction that you are talking about. How could you tell that person I'd sick by scanning his eye

Have you noticed that most babies have blue-grey eyes that change over time?
It changes with your experiences.
Iam convinced, that you can see important things in the iris.
There are many systems of iris-diagnosis and I met some tibetan doctors, which really had a good diagnosys on me, only looking into my eyes and I am not a gullible spinner who believes everything. I have a very scientific approach and look very careful at such things.
Dont judge to fast, there are secrets, we will discover in the future, which are now only science fiction.

That’s a huge (and false) generalisation with the baby eye colour (ie. definitely not found in asians, Indians).
If the Tibetan doctors were so accurate, then they would have gotten much more attention/credibility in the wider world.

I didn't know that but still this does not prove this theory

[Genesis07]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

It's unbelievable how the technology is evolving. If someone had told me this a few years ago I would not have believed him.

Crazy stuff. Maybe the old stories of wise people who just have to look in your eyes and see what diseases you have are true.

No wonder they say that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. I'm just shocked by reading, I'm sure that in the future almost any information on a person's condition can be obtained by scanning his eye!

Nah, this is pure science fiction that you are talking about. How could you tell that person I'd sick by scanning his eye

Have you noticed that most babies have blue-grey eyes that change over time?
It changes with your experiences.
Iam convinced, that you can see important things in the iris.
There are many systems of iris-diagnosis and I met some tibetan doctors, which really had a good diagnosys on me, only looking into my eyes and I am not a gullible spinner who believes everything. I have a very scientific approach and look very careful at such things.
Dont judge to fast, there are secrets, we will discover in the future, which are now only science fiction.

bro, every white baby is born with blue eyes and the eye color is always changing into another color. every dark colored baby is born with brown eyes and sometimes also changes, but not like the white colored babies <.<" thats common knowledge... you can google it.

[premium_domainer]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

the best would be to have a tricoder like thing from the star trek movies, scans your body and tells you what disease you got

would you believe they're working on it now? would be great if it would be implemented in EHF.

they work on a machine with breath desease detection i assume not very much far away from my dream of an tricoder ><"

which project was that? not ehealth i suppose? hopefully not i cant take any extension of ideas in ehealth. I dont want any delays after 2025:)

Health Monitor. They raised around 300-400k $ if i'm not mistaken and now they will put some breath analyzer machine all around of Europe malls and airports. Very interesting project it was.

[loup]

Hi everyone.

A new video is published!

It's about the issue asked and discussed very frequently.

EHF Director of Public Health and Longevity Programs Daria Khaltourina:
What would we do, if many people live much longer than now?

Watch the video:
https://youtu.be/cGquz1HeFnw

It's great to see you guys publish all this videos Thanks!

i just watched the video is very nice, Dana speaks good english, is a good publicity for the project...

It's good to see team members giving their toughts of how EHF can change the world. I hope it help us to life some more years.

[hicaribou]

Hi everyone.

A new video is published!

It's about the issue asked and discussed very frequently.

EHF Director of Public Health and Longevity Programs Daria Khaltourina:
What would we do, if many people live much longer than now?

Watch the video:
https://youtu.be/cGquz1HeFnw

That's a great video. Thanks for sharing it.

I hope we will get Aubrey's video in a short time

I saw some videos of him on youtube. It's great that they got somebody with a large audience of people as an advisor for their project.

Would be cool to have a video with him talking about EHF. Seeing how many views his videos have, a video with him could make the project quickly known also to the non-crypto world.

Yes he could bring this project to many people who havent noticed this project yet, maybe this will also bring more medical expert to this project.

[MandatoryOption]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

the best would be to have a tricoder like thing from the star trek movies, scans your body and tells you what disease you got

would you believe they're working on it now? would be great if it would be implemented in EHF.

they work on a machine with breath desease detection i assume not very much far away from my dream of an tricoder ><"

which project was that? not ehealth i suppose? hopefully not i cant take any extension of ideas in ehealth. I dont want any delays after 2025:)

Health Monitor. They raised around 300-400k $ if i'm not mistaken and now they will put some breath analyzer machine all around of Europe malls and airports. Very interesting project it was.

Who knows, maybe Health Monitor could then be a good project for a partnership with eHealth?

[hicaribou]

Just wait till the moment when the patients will be cured like in 'Passangers' movie - with medical capsule. That's the future, and, who knows, maybe Ehealth will be the one to manage it.

It is a little bit far future, isn't it.

Yes, ehealth is offering something revolutionary but medical capsule or similar things are very far from us right now.

the best would be to have a tricoder like thing from the star trek movies, scans your body and tells you what disease you got

would you believe they're working on it now? would be great if it would be implemented in EHF.

they work on a machine with breath desease detection i assume not very much far away from my dream of an tricoder ><"

which project was that? not ehealth i suppose? hopefully not i cant take any extension of ideas in ehealth. I dont want any delays after 2025:)

Health Monitor. They raised around 300-400k $ if i'm not mistaken and now they will put some breath analyzer machine all around of Europe malls and airports. Very interesting project it was.

Who knows, maybe Health Monitor could then be a good project for a partnership with eHealth?

Probably, the data from health monitor users will be connected to ehealth database.

[Vansire]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

The thing with such algorithms and devices are that the fail rate is quite higher. Just the other day, my doctor had to manual check the BP because the clip on Blood Pressure monitor gave a totally different reading from the doctor who did the referral. Such issues need to address satisfactorily.

They compared the accuracy of the eye scan with traditional blood tests. The result: 70% vs 72%. Not bad eh?

I wouldn't be surprised if big data and AI eventually give more accurate results for some diagnostic tests.

[belechau]

Look what you can do with an eye scan, machine learning and a medical database.

https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/2/19/17027902/google-verily-ai-algorithm-eye-scan-heart-disease-cardiovascular-risk

That tricorder idea some of you talked about isn't that far fetched.

The thing with such algorithms and devices are that the fail rate is quite higher. Just the other day, my doctor had to manual check the BP because the clip on Blood Pressure monitor gave a totally different reading from the doctor who did the referral. Such issues need to address satisfactorily.

They compared the accuracy of the eye scan with traditional blood tests. The result: 70% vs 72%. Not bad eh?

I wouldn't be surprised if big data and AI eventually give more accurate results for some diagnostic tests.

Ehealth has a long script and is capable of correcting any flaws, both in its own design and in its competitors' projects, perfecting every detail of its platform, to be presented at the right time, this is very good, independent of the performance of its competition, to be able to present at the right moment something complete and less flawed