The simple answer is that there aren't many incentives to spend money analyzing the data: On a per-patient basis, the benefits of this sort of analysis are very

The simple answer is that there aren't many incentives to spend money analyzing the data: On a per-patient basis, the benefits of this sort of analysis are very hit-and-miss and hard to quantify... In the modern world we promote a "one size fits all" health model that is encouraged by the many third parties involved in the doctor patient relationship (third parties such as insurance companies, employers and government regulators). It's going to be very difficult to adopt this model to the patient-tailored healthcare that is going to be required to fully leverage the recent advances in machine learning.