Using big data to drive value-based care could reduce health care spending in the U.S. between $300-450 billion a year.

We have entered the next era of medicine—an era of health care so futuristic that problems we didn’t even know existed are being solved for. An era where we focus on health and wellness rather than disease. An era where technology not only makes care safer, more efficient, and higher quality, but also where it improves access to everyone.

Every day we live and every meal we eat we influence the great microbial organ inside us - for better or for worse.

All disease begins in the gut.

The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.

For AI to add the most value and for patients and physicians to embrace it, it needs to support, not supplant, the patient-physician relationship … AI will be most effective when it enhances physicians' ability to focus their full attention on the patient by shifting the physicians' responsibilities away from transactional tasks toward personalized care that lies at the heart of human healing

Digital biomarkers will extend and amplify the consumer’s role in his/her own health.

__ The identification of biomarkers has become a new promising tool for guiding diagnosis, predicting clinical outcome and, therefore, improving the understanding of the pathophysiology of mental disorders.