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COO Pritesh Patel explains why a unified AI platform like ThinkAndor® outperforms fragmented point solutions by scaling innovation across the entire healthcare system  ●   For anyone putting off a healthier lifestyle, new research is an eye-opener: the longer you wait, the greater the toll on your body and mind.  ●   New research cautions that regularly eating chicken may put you at an increased risk of dying from gastrointestinal cancers.  ●   A recent study shows that 67% of participants with severe peanut allergies safely tolerated up to five peanuts daily after undergoing oral immunotherapy.  ●   Researchers now believe they may have uncovered a hidden culprit behind the rising cases of colorectal cancer among young adults.  ●   The FDA has issued a stark warning, cautioning consumers about serious side effects linked to an active ingredient in popular hair-loss medications.  ●   A nitrogen leak during a cryotherapy session at a Paris gym killed a 29-year-old woman and critically injured another.  ●   President Donald Trump seemed to elevate debunked theories linking vaccines to autism during a televised meeting with his cabinet after his administration already proposed cuts in local and state childhood vaccination programs.  ●   A man credits ChatGPT with saving his life after the AI told him to go to the hospital immediately—advice that may have prevented him from losing an organ.  ●   A recent study suggests that snacking on a common nut could help reduce inflammation and provide protection against colon cancer.  ●   A recent study suggests how a high-fat, high-sugar diet affects the brain's spatial ability to navigate the world around you.  ●   The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will be revoking authorization for certain artificial dyes while working with the food industry to voluntarily remove others.  ●   Beyoncé's mom encouraged women to get tested after sharing that she had been diagnosed with cancer in July 2024.  ●   A new study suggests that the secret to longevity may lie in avoiding certain heart risk factors by the age of 50.  ●   A recent study revealed that living with this common yet often overlooked condition could raise your risk of dementia by 42%.  ●   What began as an intense karate session for a 41-year-old fitness enthusiast soon spiraled into a medical emergency most gym-goers are unaware of.  ●   The miracle baby's extraordinary journey began when he was temporarily removed from his mother's womb at 20 weeks for life-saving surgery to treat her ovarian cancer, then safely returned to complete his pregnancy and was born healthy at full term.  ●   Three cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), a rapidly progressing illness that leads to dementia and death, have been reported in Oregon, officials revealed.  ●   Public health experts have raised alarms about the potential spread, condemning the doctor who continued to practice while being infected with the highly contagious virus.  ●   As Dr. Mehmet Oz was sworn in as head of Medicare and Medicaid, he encouraged Americans to reduce drug spending by simply staying healthy.  ●   Dr. Peter Marks criticized RFK Jr. for giving what he called "false hope" to families by claiming that the cause of autism will be identified by September.  ●   A viral TikTok shows ChatGPT calling Trump's reported weight and height "virtually impossible," fueling online jokes and renewed scrutiny over his health.  ●   Researchers now caution that repeated use of antibiotics, especially during early childhood, may come at a cost.  ●   The drug may prevent acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a type of aggressive blood cancer, among people at high risk of the disease, a recent study revealed.  ●   Researchers now suggest that when it comes to heart health, picking up the pace may matter just as much as the miles—it's not only how far you walk, but how fast.  ●  

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