Dr Michael Snyder: We need a healthcare revolution - modern medicine is broken beyond repair!

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In an era where technological and medical advancements are rapidly reshaping our understanding of health and wellness, there are few voices are as authoritative and resonant as Dr Michael Snyder.

A pioneering figure in the field of genetics and personalised medicine, Dr Snyder is the Chair of Genetics at Stanford University and the Director of the Stanford Center for Genomics and Personalised Medicine and his work is at the forefront of integrating genetic testing into everyday healthcare. His research emphasises the potential of personalised medicine to revolutionise how we approach treatment and prevention, moving away from a one-size-fits-all model to more tailored and effective healthcare solutions.

This personalised approach not only promises to improve patient outcomes but also aims to enhance the overall efficiency of healthcare systems.

In an exclusive Unfiltered conversation, Dr Snyder discusses the current state of Western healthcare systems, highlighting their strengths and limitations. He delves into the transformative potential of genetic testing and personalised medicine, exploring how these technologies can lead to earlier diagnoses, more effective treatments, and ultimately, longer and healthier lives.

Whether you're interested in the science behind these advancements or curious about what they mean for your own health and longevity, Dr Snyder’s insights provide a fascinating glimpse into the future of medicine - and what it might mean for you and your life.

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This is why I don't like "geriatric" specialists. I want a doctor who is going to have expectations of me based on younger years--not a doctor who will forgive weight gain because it's "normal" over a certain age. In my 70s, raise expectations as one would for a 50 year old!

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