34% of U.S. women below age 50 have iron deficiency under new hematology guidelines, which raise the threshold of ferritin to 30, 50, or 100 ng/mL depending on circumstances:
@MiguelriosEN I do wonder if AI orgs will have fundamentally different “physics” than human orgs.
For example, does Conway’s law still hold when communication bandwidth is 8 TBps?
An LDL of 70 mg/dL would already put you around the 10th percentile.
Yet a new study shows cutting cholesterol even further, to <55 mg/dL, reduced cardiovascular events by a third.
IMO, surprising that reductions at the low end still seem to yield such large benefits. I'd expect things to saturate much earlier.
3SAT in subexponential time (2^{n / log^eps(n)}) is maybe the biggest surprise I have seen during my 20 years following theoretical computer science (still remember the feeling 25 years ago seeing the diff a 3 versus a 2 can make for complexity 😅)
@ferenstein@gjurvetson@swerdlin We trained a foundation model on blood tests and wearable data along the lines of what you propose. Could be adapted for this use case: https://t.co/RcdOrpmw5J
iPhone Duo launches today. To test Empirical Health without hardware, we built a full 3D simulator with inverse camera projection, frosted-glass blur, hinge-anchored layouts, and path-traced lighting.
@vintweeta@annewoj23 I wonder if this is true for all biomarkers? Their ideal use is building a daily dashboard of healthy behaviors, rather than putting the biomarkers themselves front-and-center.
@akiffpremjee@EmpiricalHLTH There's care delivery -- we do prescriptions and doctor video visits in the advanced program, plus re-tests at 3 and 9 months so you can measure progress.