15 million cases are expected by 2020. Using the GnutellaWorld Community Computation, researches could be more efficient and reduce the time to find cures for cancer. When AIDS emerged two decades ago, few people could predict how the epidemic would evolve, and fewer still could describe with any certainty the best ways of combating it. Already, 18.8 million people around the world have died of AIDS, 3.8 million of them children. Various vaccines are in the works and by using the GnutellaWorld Community Computation the trials would go much faster.
Scientists believe now to have understood the process of aging.
Soon we will be able to cure some of humankind's most intransigent age-related and degenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and diabetes, as well as heart, liver and kidney disease. This will lead us to find in the next 20 years ways to extend the span of life in dramatic numbers. GnutellaWorld's Community Computation will help reach that goal. Responsible management and preservation of Earth's environment requires a deep understanding of the complex effects of several factors. The hole in the ozone layer is now three times larger than the United States.