What an interesting opening keynote by Dr. David Agus. It seems many of the things that we thought we knew about health are inaccurate. Did you know that Vitamin D is not right for everyone? According to Dr. Agus "with enough data error goes away."
What does this mean? The key to improving health care may lie with personalizing medicine. And, this starts with collecting data and having a discussion with your doctor. Some quick points for improving your health includes building regularity into your routine to help with cognition and overall well being and eating real foods like those found in a Mediterranean diet.
You can learn more about Dr. Argus' work in The End of Illness.
Alicia Arnold holds a Master of Science in Creativity, Innovation and Change Leadership from the International Center for Studies in Creativity at Buffalo State College and an M.B.A in Marketing from Bentley University. She enjoys writing about creativity and innovation and is published with Bloomberg Businessweek, the Huffington Post, The National Association of Gifted Children, and iMedia Connection. In her role as an award winning, digital marketer, she uses her passion for creativity and innovation to develop breakthrough digital and social experiences. You can connect with Alicia on Twitter @alicarnold.
