> This "problem" has been well understood for decades. The current model doesn't really work as this process continues, but nobody really knows yet what would be a reasonable replacement.
Instead of targeting individual conditions, we'll probably see increased emphasis on common factors that can exacerbate many conditions, but aren't really considered "diseases" per se. The accumulation of changes due to aging would be a plausible candidate.
Instead of targeting individual conditions, we'll probably see increased emphasis on common factors that can exacerbate many conditions, but aren't really considered "diseases" per se. The accumulation of changes due to aging would be a plausible candidate.