It uses physiological data from multiple sensors to assess hormone levels with calibration with urine samples so I see no reason it wouldn’t work for you. Given that this was a company and not a product launch, privacy protections are being developed still.
I have a COI as I was an early investor
I’m really excited about this! I believe in the team and their very scientific approach: www.linkedin.com/posts/jennys...
My 10 year old niece was watching TV, and there was a travel ad. Someone asked her if she would like to visit there. She replied, “This is probably all fake. I can’t trust the world.”
This is the world generative AI is creating.
Be careful with using AI to craft your personal statements. AI-based statements begin to sound REALLY similar (the tone, wording, etc is really similar). This will cause your readers to zone out. The fresh voice of an AI-less personal statement, on the other hand, will snap them out of it.
We are learning firsthand how easy it is to destroy things. It will take decades to rebuild what we have lost.
www.reuters.com/business/hea...
Woah…. Curious if there is a way to get rid of the gradient in one organelle and just… see what happens?
Me too!
Seven year old said to her dad, “I don’t want your idea to be part of my project. I want to be independent.” 😂
AI in Clinical Science - amazing data being presented today by @jason-fries.bsky.social Sylvia Plevritis @roxanadaneshjou.bsky.social @akshay-chaudhari.bsky.social but still feel like we are just barely cracking the egg in this field. So impatient for the omelette…!
@stanford-cancer.bsky.social
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Hahahaha nope, mom must pay tribute to all the children.
Game over. The 21 month old knows what tahdig is and demands it by name when he sees me having a piece. Between him and the six year old, my tahdig eating days are over.
“I believe attachment is the root of all suffering.” Sir, we are at a SuperCuts.
One of my six year old’s classmates was encouraging her saying, “There’s no such thing as fear. It’s all in your mind.”
Kids these days are 6 going on 60.
“Can we pause it?” No girl, we cannot.
Finding out that my six year old doesn’t understand TV. She is asking if I can start the movie on Disney channel from the beginning. She asked where the skip button was during the commercials. 😂
As we talk more about the use of LLMs by both the general public and professionals for high risk tasks like healthcare... there's one thing I don't see mentioned as often, which is sycophancy.
Sycophancy occurs when LLMs sacrifice truthfulness for user agreement. arxiv.org/pdf/2502.08177
Today I went on a Stanford sponsored grant writing retreat for junior faculty. Given the constant assault on academia, the mood was muted but at least we got beautiful views.
Nothing Bundt Cakes :)
Not my 19 month old son saying “all done” as I was kissing his chubby cheeks over and over again.
And it was in this case! Consulting team thought pressure ulcer but it was herpes.
On call this weekend and time for the wise @misharosenbach.bsky.social pearl. “Any erosion in the hospital is HSV or VZV until proven otherwise.” So as I tell the residents: always swab!
They continue to do whatever they can to block and discredit science. www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Heard from #CHIL2025 panel: VC doesn’t want to fund high risk work (one VC even said “write a R01 grant). That’s what NIH grants are supposed to be. Without that, we won’t be able to do the high risk work that leads to innovation and companies.
Remembering @atulbutte.bsky.social at #CHIL2025. The world lost an amazing light and mentor. He helped shape my career and the careers of many others in the medical informatics and medical AI space.
We are kicking off #CHIL2025 with Dr. Maia Hightower. As a program organizer, we are showing our values by centering health equity and responsible AI. @ahli-cc.bsky.social
I was very excited to be part of the team that put this together!
My daughter loves old school magic school bus, and I can’t help but wonder what Arnold becomes when he grows up…