Murashko's 6C medicine plan Personalized care and AI

Oct 5

Murashko updates the 6C framework presented the previous year: genetic code and omics, phenotype imaging, biochemical markers, cellular systems, life context and AI calculation. He discusses gene treatments, earlier diagnosis of cancer and degenerative conditions, and individually appropriate nutrition, retaining warnings that supplements can help or harm. He reports a joint project involving Industry and Trade and Rostec to introduce digital morphology, claiming faster, more consistent diagnostic performance. He describes personal medical assistants supplying longitudinal information to medical records and big-data analysis for treatment and recommendations. These are a roadmap and progress claims, not proof that all services are universally deployed or that diagnosis is infallible.

In his BIOPROM medicine update, Murashko links biochemical markers and individual homeostasis to nutrition. Referring directly to Lut's discussion, he says additional substances and vitamins may help or harm and describes choosing food and diet for individuals, including patients, athletes and ordinary people under stress. He says work toward this preventive format is ongoing. This is a coordinated development position, not a universal fortified-food prescription or adopted nutrition rule.