Thanks to new technology, chronic diseases are being treated better than ever. Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps doctors detect illnesses earlier and plan treatments more accurately. For example, machine learning can predict when someone with kidney disease will need dialysis—with 94% accuracy.

AI is also being used to analyze patient records, spot warning signs, and help personalize treatment plans. This means care is more efficient and targeted to what patients need most.

Another big area of innovation is biotechnology. Stem cell therapy and exosome engineering are helping to treat lung disease and heart conditions. These therapies help repair tissues, reduce inflammation, and slow down disease.

One exciting thing about engineered exosomes is that they can cross into hard-to-reach areas of the body and deliver medicine exactly where it’s needed.

The drug discovery market is also growing fast. It was worth $38.4 billion in 2017 and could reach $70.1 billion by 2024. New tools like CRISPR allow scientists to target and fix genetic problems.