Kian Sadeghi
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first heard Apr 2026
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healthcare system spends about $5 trillion, which is a lot.
about, I think, $4 trillion goes to chronic disease treatment.
So things like cancers and diabetes and Alzheimer's.
In 2021, four times as many people died of a chronic disease than COVID.
Four times as many people died of a chronic disease than COVID at the peak of the pandemic.
So you have to ask, what is the real pandemic here?
And on that point, you know,
If you think about it, and also, by the way, of the 5 trillion, so 4 trillion, about 80% is chronic disease.
About 500 billion is about rare diseases.
So these rare genetic conditions that I outlined, right?
So genetics has a strong impact in both hereditary disease, like cancer, as I outlined, like chronic diseases, as well as rare disease.
So genetics can help impact, you know, four, four and a half trillion dollars of healthcare expenditure.
But, and there is a but, remember those four and a half trillion dollars,
somebody's making money for someone being sick.
Well, yeah.
And that's horrible.
That's horrible.
But it's, of course, you say, of course, but we can't just take that as a given, right?
Like genetics as a science, if deplored, can be used for parents to make their own decisions to dramatically reduce breast cancer risk, diabetes risk, if there's something in their family, schizophrenia, Alzheimer's, help reduce that next generation.
So these things can be used to basically help build what we call generational health effectively.
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