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Public health decisions rely heavily on timely, granular data. For health conditions, such as cardiovascular disease or postpartum depression, that data shows us where to focus resources and support.
We partnered with HHMI Janelia and collaborators in Cambridge, U.K., to publish a complete map of the male fruit fly’s brain and central nervous system, creating the largest brain map to date.
Consumer wearables use motion and physiological sensors to estimate activity and sleep, but these signals provide only an indirect view of glucose regulation.
Wearable devices capture continuous physiological signals at population scale. These streams, ranging from heart rate dynamics to sleep patterns, can reveal early physiological changes before symptoms appear.
Insulin resistance is one of the most critical yet underdiagnosed drivers of modern metabolic disease. Predating the clinical onset of type 2 diabetes by years, impaired insulin sensitivity stealthily impairs vascular health, liver function, and energy metabolism long before fasting blood sugar…
When a physician meets a patient, the consultation extends far beyond the words exchanged. The physician observes the patient's gait, registers visible signs of discomfort, notes their breathing, and guides the patient through physical examination maneuvers.
A large proportion of clinical diagnoses can be derived from language-based interviews alone. These diagnostic interviews are typically conducted by clinicians through doctor-patient interactions during in-person or remote visits.
More than half of adults use the Internet for health information, and one-third turn to artificial intelligence (AI). However, access to information does not mean that it is easy to understand or correctly interpreted.
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