Our topic is Medical Drones. The problem is that medical response teams cannot get to the people fast enough. With drones, drones can go places that cars can’t go, take short cuts, and overall get there faster then a car. The downside is they can only treat minor injuries, but can help a lot in war too. What we need to do is have a few hospitals and war areas test this. Then we can see how we can improve it. How will this affect hospital medical responses in the future? This will affect the hospital response because abulenses get stuck in traffic and cant get though most places and that time wasted can cost somes life and that's why drones would change the medical response game forever.
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