AI and Healthcare
How to use AI and longitudinal data collection to surface insights?—with Dr. Sanjay Juneja
25 Mar 2025
Cancer detection is long overdue for a revolution. Current screening methods miss too much, cost billions, and often lead to false positives. But what if we could catch cancer at the very first cell—before it ever becomes a threat? A breakthrough technology could make that possible. AI, continuous monitoring, and implantable devices are reshaping how we detect disease, moving beyond outdated methods toward real-time, 24/7 tracking. Imagine a future where cancer is stopped before it even starts. Is this the next big leap in medicine?
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