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Schematic timeline of Delphi-2M health trajectory tokenization from birth to death. Red indicates sex tokens, blue represents lifestyle tokens (such as smoking or BMI), green shows disease tokens, and gray marks no event (padding) tokens. Key age markers (11.2, 22.9, 47.6 years) demonstrate how disease tokens accumulate in later life stages, illustrating the model's framework for learning health event patterns.

The Future of Health Prediction: AI That Forecasts Disease Years Ahead

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Delphi-2M health trajectory tokens across the lifespan. Pink/red indicates sex tokens, blue lifestyle tokens, green disease tokens, and gray no event (padding) tokens. Ages are annotated at key points from birth to death. This schematic illustrates how the model encodes longitudinal health events for prediction. Adapted from Fitzgerald et al., Nature (2025) A generative model […]

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Sea cucumbers might be the new hope in preventing diabetes as new research from the University of South Australia. The study revealed that processed dried sea cucumber with salt extracts can inhibit the formation of Advanced Glycation End products (AGEs).

Sea Cucumbers: A Promising Natural Solution for Diabetes Prevention and Management by Dr. Permal Deo

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We had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Permal Deo, a distinguished researcher from the University of South Australia, whose recent article published in IFST has unveiled the remarkable potential of sea cucumbers in inhibiting the formation of Advanced Glycation End…

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Fish-Meat Balls by Elisa and Ben Lai, Food Specialist, Blogger, Italy, USA

Creating the Foodloose ‘Silk Road’ between the West and the East

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Creating the Foodloose ‘Silk Road’ between the West and the East As early as two thousand years ago, camels and traders made the epic trek on what is now known as the Silk Road, announcing their presence through the ringing of bells attached to their caravans that echoed across continents. From China to Europe, these

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