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Diagnostics, or health tests and screenings, play a vital role in the healthcare continuum, enabling the early detection of diseases and various conditions.

Traditionally, most diagnostics have been limited to the lab, taking place through blood tests, urine tests, tissue biopsies, CT scans and more. In recent years, however, new technologies and models have made preventative tests and screenings more convenient and accessible than ever, bringing advanced diagnostics to your eye doctor's office, doorstep, smart phone, wearable and more.

In this discussion, MATTER and vision care leader VSP Vision brought together founders, researchers and executives revolutionizing health diagnostics through different yet complementary approaches. Our panelists discussed how their solutions are pushing the boundaries of early disease detection and what this means for the future of healthcare.

During this panel discussion, attendees:

Discovered how advancements in AI and imaging technologies are elevating the role of the eye in preventative care
Uncovered the potential of vocal biomarkers to detect mental and physical health issues
Explored advancements in molecular diagnostics that are improving accessibility and convenience for patients
Gained insights into the timeline for these innovations to achieve widespread clinical adoption
Saw how these technologies will converge to enhance patient care and usher in a more personalized and proactive approach to health


Join University College of London Institute of Ophthalmology Professor of Artificial Medical Intelligence Pearse Keane and nurtur Co-founder and CEO Kristen Ellefson for a discussion on the future of health diagnostics and how these innovations will reshape patient care by 2030, moderated by VSP Global Innovation Center Ecosystem Principal Zachary Poll.

The Future of Diagnostics is part of the Lens Into the Future virtual event series, a quarterly virtual panel with innovators and executives exploring the future of care.