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At the talk, Steven A. Wartman discussed data and medicine. He pointed to certain estimates which predict there could eventually be as many as 10,000 data points on any patient. "This requires physicians to have a deeper understanding” of how data works and how to effectively communicate their findings, Wartman said.
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