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Medicine used to be reactive. Now it’s predictive—AI is moving healthcare from diagnosis to forecast. AdamAI, our neural-net anchor trained on decades of medical research, explains how machines learn your personal baseline to detect disease before symptoms appear. AI already flags Parkinson’s from voice samples, Alzheimer’s through retinal scans, diabetes from speech patterns, and heart disease from wearables—turning the human body into a live simulation rather than a crisis response. Sound reassuring?

Next, a simulated Walter Cronkite delivers a 90-second news wrap on inconsistent AI medical advice, unregulated chatbot diagnoses, and the FDA’s first qualified clinical AI tool.

Then, Sua interviews Florence Nightingale, the greatest nurse who ever lived, now reframed as history’s first data journalist. Turns out she used charts and statistics—not soothing bedside manners—to reduce mass death in 19th-century hospitals.

After that, AI malpractice attorney Bennett Claimore explains why suing a robot might be the fastest-growing specialty in law.

Finally, RFK Jr. anchors Conspiracy Watch: Biohacking Edition, and a patient explains how a smartwatch caught a deadly condition before it became an emergency.

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