Medical diagnostics, structural engineering, exploration, economic analysis and so much more will be accomplished faster, more accurately and with more detail than ever before.But humans will have what a computer will never have, namely emotions, aspirations, faith, self awareness, and more.

Here's a different angle -- invest in yourself.Acquire in-demand skills/education (the medical field comes to mind) and you will always have a good-paying job to fund your endeavors.Live frugally and bank every penny you can for a few years and suddenly you will be a real player, with other people approaching you with deals.You're young.

There is nothing more medically to do.I had no intentions of spending my settlement before I got it.

You don't have a choice with medical bills.

Going above Temple U you have the Temple Medical School towards Germantown Avenue with a lot of opportunity potential on the Tioga Street Area where Temple is starting to purchase some properties for Student Housing.Let me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

It's not that I'm a procrastinator, it's that I'm a researcher (I was in academia until medical issues forced me to withdraw) and want to have as much information as possible beforehand.  

I moved back to Texas after a year for family medical issues. 

This article doesn't really cover the medical advancements that will allow seniors to live longer, more productive lives.

When I met with him he explained that he developed a serious medical issue and was going to be late with his rent.

Who is making the medical decisions for your grandmother?