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Authors' Note xi
Part I The Challenge and the Opportunity
1 Ponce's Dream 3
2 Disease as a Medical Failure: A Transforming Paradigm 9
3 Toward Exemplary Health 17
Part II A Vortex of Discovery
4 Health in the Age of the Omics 29
5 Taming the Wild Genome 39
6 The Epigenome: Disparate Identities and Kinky Mouse Tails 49
7 Biomarkers and Biobanks 57
8 Zip Codes and Genetic Codes 69
9 Cyberhealth/Technohealth: Realities, Fantasies, and Myths 77
10 Truth and Consequences 89
11 Resonance: Research=Health Care=Research=Health Care... 99
Part III Health vis-à-vis Disease: Moving the Target
12 The Devils we Know 109
13 Evidence-Based Health 119
14 Good Drugs: Making Health Pills 129
15 Disrupting Medical Care: Realizing Predictive Health 137
Part IV The Broader View
16 The Tyranny of Paradigm 159
17 Healthy People-Healthy Planet 173
18 Toward a Square Wave Life 183
Epilogue: Life is a Fatal Condition 189
Notes 197
Additional Reading 217
Index 225
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