‘Physico-mathematical art’
«In conclusion,» commented Voridis, «I would say that this is a critical situation that will only be sorted out when medicine becomes a purely physico-mathematical art. «What I mean is, when we can discern the features of each patient at the outset, when we can ‘map’ them and are capable of predicting their state of health for the long-term future.» Voridis urges us not to forget the existence of such trends. «Already in Japan,» he explained, «they have toilets that are equipped to inform you if you are suffering from certain ailments, such as diabetes or anemia.»
