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Epistemological Implications

Meaning

Epistemological Implications refer to the philosophical questions concerning the nature, boundaries, and ultimate validity of the knowledge derived from new, high-resolution biological data in personalized health and longevity. These implications critically address how we establish certainty and truth about the human body when relying on dynamic, complex datasets like genetic sequencing, proteomic profiles, and comprehensive hormonal panels. They actively challenge traditional medical paradigms by introducing inherent uncertainty and the continuous necessity for re-evaluation of established clinical norms. This necessitates a more humble and adaptive approach to medical knowledge.