After his own health scare, Jeffrey got obsessed with how MRIs work—and decided that they were too unscientific to really track human health over time. In response, he built a new kind of imaging, creating a “digital twin” that can be tracked over time. And if health can be tracked over time, in theory it could eventually become as forecastable as the weather.Join Jeffrey and Vijay as they talk about human imaging, health forecasting, and how a digital twin could change healthcare.

Jeffrey Kaditz, Founder & CEO of Q Bio, discusses the company's clinical digital twin technology and his vision for creating a futuristic medical diagnostics system. He explores the feasibility of a fully automated physical exam, the future of comprehensive physical exams and personalized health forecasts, the future business model and delivery options of QBio, and the future of technology and prevention in healthcare.

Vijay Pande, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz's bio fund, and Jeffrey Kaditz, co-founder and CEO of Q, delve into the underwhelming state of health data collection. They argue for a shift from outdated medical practices to more sophisticated, time-based diagnostics. The duo discusses the potential of using diverse data points to better predict diseases and the idea of data donations akin to organ donations. They emphasize the importance of improving diagnostics for early disease detection and envision a future powered by patient-owned health data.