This guide is an overview of our future health-sites. But for the next year, we will focus only on COVID-19.
In particular, this guide looks at our plans starting in 2022 and beyond.
The Internet is a powerful tool. And we plan to harvest this power to foster health literacy. Namely, we will build platforms for underserved and emerging public health issues. More, this guide looks at how they work.
Goals of the Future Health-Sites
- Increase health literacy
- Generate awareness
- Empower knowledge
- Foster change
- Build communities
- Engage organizations and others
Design of the Future Health-Sites
- Identify the issue
- Provide tools and resources
- Provide updated news
- Report on key studies and research
How we will Support the Future Health-Sites
- Update resources
- Report on key findings
- Produce videos and media
- Sponsor webinars
Future Health-sites pre-developed
In particular, here are examples of platforms. But due to COVID-19, their launch will happen after 2021.
Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria
Over time some bacteria have developed a strong resistance to the medicines used to treat them. In fact, some bacterial infections have become so resistant they cannot be treated. Indeed, this is a growing public health crisis.
More is needed to halt the crisis. Namely, the platform will assist those impacted. And also promote interventions.
Personalized and Interventional Medicine
Our lives have been improved thanks to technology. And one of the key beneficiaries of this is the field of medicine. Today, health is being optimized as a result.
And a new speciality in medicine has formed. It is known as “personalized medicine” or “P4.” Indeed, our platform will support this exciting new field. And it will provide clear guidance on new discoveries.
Furthermore, itwill also focus on longevity research.
Site Development in the Future
More, we will step in where there is a need. And the internet is a powerful place to do that. Last, we will support a wide spectrum of public health issues. And similar future projects that we will develop to meet future challenges.
photograph by Anna Shvets