Turin, 17 June 2024 – The conference “Humans or robots? Health between technology and nature”, scheduled at the Polytechnic of Turin on Wednesday 19 June at 2.45 pm, will deal with a topic of great current interest and interest because it will help to answer many of the questions about the future, even the immediate future, of health services, the light of rapid digital evolution.
The meeting, of an informative nature and aimed at doctors, health directors and citizens, will be opened by Gabriella Balestra, associate professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Polytechnic of Turin and coordinator of the College of Biomedical Engineering.
The councilor Ivana Garione, endocrinologist, councilor of the Order of Doctors of Turin and its province, national member of the ENPAM Council, will speak on behalf of the City of Turin.
The growing integration between medical studies and AI leads to new frontiers in studies on the metabolism and properties of foods and allows us to increasingly refine and dose the natural ‘fuels’ we ingest. The aim may be to recover metabolic balance by repairing the abuse of antioxidants, as the professor will explain. Torello Lotti, inventor of the qTest, “which indicates the person’s state of well-being in a few minutes, by crossing the value of the Redox index with that of the pH of the saliva and can be administered at home, an absolute novelty for the scientific community”.
Or it can improve physical performance, as the professor will explain. Adolfo Panfili, luminary of orthomolecular medicine and biohacking, who has treated numerous athletes, including Novak Djokovic.
The engineer. Antonio Sciarappa will instead explain how artificial intelligence and the digitalisation of each of us’s “health passport” can contribute to improving, in terms of quality, speed, reliability, the relationship between the citizen and the healthcare system, understood as a network of services also at an international level. Raffaello Porro will moderate.
The meeting is organized by the CAReGIVER association with the patronage of the Polytechnic of Turin. The aim of the meeting is to outline a picture of the future, in some respects very near, of the relationship between citizens and the health universe.
