Remember when Dr Bertalan Meskó gave an interview to Endoblog last year, answering questions such as where is the science of genomics in endometriosis and what can we expect in the future? At that time, his book was only available in English, but now it is finally available in Hungarian, published by HVG Publishing. If you missed the interview then, you should definitely read it now, you can do so here:
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Dr Bertalan Meskó, PhD, medical futurologist, geneticist. Lecturer of the world's first university course on social media and medicine. Founder of the online medical service Webicina.com. He is a regular lecturer at Yale, Harvard, Stanford Universities and at the Futuremed course organized by Singularity University at NASA Headquarters.
He has been featured in the BBC, Forbes, Time, the New York Times and National Geographic.He graduated from the University of Debrecen in 2009 as a Weszprémy Prize-winning physician and received his PhD in clinical genomics in 2012. To combine his medical and technological perspectives, he created a new profession called "The Medical Futurist". His mission is to bring useful technological innovations into everyday clinical practice. He is the instructor of the world's first university course on social media and medicine at Semmelweis University and a public member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences' Futurology Subcommittee.
The award-winning medicalfuturist.com author and the Webicina.com head of. His blog in Hungarian is mediq.blog.hu.
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