What if you lived until you were 150 years old?
Can you imagine a day when cancer could be treated with a series of pills custom made
based on your specific genetics?

Or when a brain-chip implant will allow people to walk again after suffering a sever
spinal or head injury?

When the DNA of fetuses will be altered to prevent certain diseases in the future?
Or the complete overhaul of the workplace to create places that no longer create stress
but actually heal body and mind?

What are the implications of living longer and healthier lives? What is the future of
healthcare to you?

In the latest issue of Compass magazine, published by the Association of Professional
Futurists, futurists throughout the world explore these and other issues as they ponder
the future of healthcare and medicine.

In addition, this jam-packed issue (192 pages!), explores a range of other topics, from
somatic futures to selling foresight to helping foresight professionals gain insight in
writing that book they’ve always wanted to write.

The APF would like to thank our editor, Stephen Dupont, and designer, Harmanjot Kaur,
for curating this wide-ranging issue.

We also would like to thank all of our contributors, including: Suzanne Aikins,
Abdulrahman Alsulaimi, Karl Bauman, Mathias Behn Bjørnhof, Heather Benoit, Reanna
Browne, Zan Chandler, Jim Dator, Chloé de Ruffray, Claire Douglas, Christina
Doyle, Donna Dupont, Daniel Eizens, Rodney Frederickson, John Gallardo, Terry
Grim, Dr. Hassan Kadous, Tamara Lee, Keith Leonin, Dr. Lavonne Leong, Patricia
Lustig, Tristan Markwell, Dr. Bertalan Meskó, Dr. Tom Meyers, Lindsay Mico, Randi
Millard, M.Ed., MOD, Jean Paul Pinto Morales, Sean Park, PhD, Roberto Pires, Mark
Premo, Gill Ringland, Sarah Sharif, John Sweeney, Suzanne Stein, Janet
Vickers, Bronwyn Williams, Denise Worrell, and Richard Yonck.