>>16693536
>nanomachines
>gene therapy
>meme
These technologies are still in their infancy. A big wall to true progress is ethical concerns.

Gene therapy has already proven to be quite novel and is hopefully going to take off once, again, regulation and ethical guidelines are created. These solutions are complex to figure out, but once they are gene editing could solve many diseases practically before they exist.

Nanomachines are simply a problem of price, making small shit is expensive, especially something meant to traverse the body. I doubt we will see nanomachines capable of doing anything other than targeting specific things such as cancer. It may also be useful for accurately delivering medications to specific areas inside a patient.

>picrel, nano-machine (spiral thing) used to assist sperm with inseminating an egg. Helps propel the sperm.