@MedSync_AI

healthcare data mining.

 Orange, CA
medsync.ai/
Joined February 2025
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AI will become doctors. At minimum “augment” them. Doctors will provide the empathy and feelings part of healthcare.
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Imagine, we have billions of healthcare data points ready to be used to build AI to change healthcare, but it’s all locked up in unstructured unusable format. We need to fix that.
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There is so much untouched unstructured healthcare data. If we can extract it, analyze it, we can develop better AI to augment our healthcare.
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AI beats cardiologists in detecting structural heart disease based on the EKG nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Studies show current AI already surpass doctors in making diagnoses. When including human input into the mix accuracy drops! Exciting to see how future frontier AI models perform!
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Imagine a future. AI doctor sees you, orders blood tests, makes the diagnosis, prescribes the medication. No more wait. No more wrong diagnoses. No more pain. Immediate, accurate healthcare. For EVERYONE. Let’s make it happen.
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AI will commoditize healthcare. Make it more affordable and accessible to all. The future is bright! We need to embrace it to make it happen.
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We are living in a simulation
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AI is already better then doctors at making diagnoses. AI is more accurate than humans.
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Training LLMs and watching it work/run inference is so gratifying
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AI for diagnostics in healthcare is limited right now due to several regulatory factors. Biggest one is who is liable if it’s wrong 0.01% of the time? One fatal error would be a PR nightmare.
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Custom developed locally ran AI models can extract data from unstructured medical notes with >98% accuracy! This provides the top privacy for sensitive healthcare data.
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AI can make crazy accurate diagnoses. Better than humans! The future is bright.
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Time is more valuable than money. Always take toll roads if it gets you home faster, no matter the monetary price.
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Walking 12,000 steps before noon is next level.
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Grok 4 is kinda insane. Coding issues that still couldn’t be solved by o3, Grok does in 1 prompt.
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New study shows intermittent fasting (4:3 fasting) beats daily calorie restriction for long-term weight loss, with adults losing ~6.4 lbs more than those cutting calories over 12 months. #IntermittentFasting #WeightLoss #DietStudy #Nutrition #ObesityResearch #HealthTips
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acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/…

The Effect of 4:3 Intermittent Fasting on Weight Loss at 12 Months: A Randomized Clinical Trial:...

Background: Long-term (≥12 months) randomized trials evaluating the efficacy of intermittent fasting (IMF) as a dietary weight loss strategy are limited. Furthermore, no studies have compared IMF...

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Are paid internet ads dead? A 2018 Adobe study found 28-30% of web visits showed "non-human" bot behavior, inflating clicks & impressions. Are we just paying for bots on Google & FB? Social media marketing and organic reach is probably the way to go. #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTips
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JAMA study shows coronary artery calcium (CAC) scoring + CCTA in intermediate risk patients slows plaque progression. Driven by: 1. More Statin use (High intensity Atorvastatin 40mg) 2. CAC/CCTA visualization boosts patient adherence (consistent with prior studies). Consistent with standard practice - we see plaque (clinical ASCVD) = start statin regardless of LDL #HeartHealth #CACScoring #CCTA #Statins #Cardiology jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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