ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 12月13日 23時00分

Our January issues focuses on the future of medicine, and how new technology, ancient remedies, and other developments are beginning to change our health care. Genetic testing and advances in data analysis are pointing us toward an era of "precision medicine," in which we'll be able to receive treatments tailored to each of us, and new technology will allow us to monitor our health moment to moment, predict our risk of cancer, heart disease, and other ailments. We also examine how ancient Chinese medicine is being used in modern treatments. We also take a look at why the U.S. is one of only two developed countries where the rate of women dying from pregnancy has gotten worse since 1990—and what's being done to fight the problem. And be sure to catch our feature on a Colorado woman, Susan Potter, who donated her body to science. The body was frozen, sliced 27,000 times, and photographed. Those digital images were used to create a virtual cadaver that will "live" forever as a subject for medical students to study. Cover composite by Craig Cutler (hand with chip); Samuel Sances, Cedars-Sinai (background).

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