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Machine logic for health might be a very dangerous thing.. Humans have a thing called nuance .. I don't expect devices to develop this soon.

But humans are also prone for errors, e.g. just overlooking an important result from a blood test. I also think doctors won't be completely redundant for diagnosises, but I am convinced that in future, they will only be needed to confirm a diagnosis.

This issue is very acute in the whole world! And sometimes the words and actions of the doctor depends very much!

You're right. Doctors is one of the most responsible professions, so a highly qualified specialist is very appreciated all over the world!

there's also a shortage of doctors in some areas of the world. so I wonder if remote diagnosis and treatment is possible.

I think that diagnosis is possible. But at the expense of treatment, I doubt it. Without testing and personal contact with the patient the treatment is very difficult!

Recently I found one project that wants create intelligent diagnostic machines in airports (Health Monitor) - that can able to prevent cancer and diabetes.
I think machine diagnostics is our innovative future, and with time we will trust these results.

after the whitepaper release maybe ehealth and Health Monitor can collaborate in some terms, maybe they have similarities both on their project. A collaboration will bring speed to both projects, with this they can scroll their funds/manpower to other parts of their projects.