Exploring the longitudinal nature of the Rotterdam Study and valuable insights from tracking a population over an extended period
Hosted by Dr. Gennady Roshchupkin
Join us for a deep dive into one of the world's most influential longitudinal research projects—the Rotterdam Study.
In each AI-powered, bite-sized episode, we explore groundbreaking insights gained from decades of tracking health, aging, and disease across a diverse population.
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This episode dives into the history and persistent gaps in women's health research — from decades of exclusion in clinical trials to today's underfunding of critical conditions like menopause, autoimmune diseases, and cardiovascular health. We also explore the rise of FemTech, AI-powered precision medicine, and new policy initiatives reshaping the future of equitable healthcare for women.
Our latest podcast episode delves into the critical paper: "Bias recognition and mitigation strategies in artificial intelligence healthcare applications". This essential review highlights how AI, despite its immense value and rapid growth in clinical practice, can inadvertently perpetuate healthcare disparities through various forms of bias.
We're standing at a turning point in AI. Until now, machines have learned by studying us — reading our books, analyzing our conversations, mimicking our decisions. But what happens when AI starts learning from its own experiences — exploring, experimenting, and evolving, just like humans?
This episode dives into the history and persistent gaps in women's health research — from decades of exclusion in clinical trials to today's underfunding of critical conditions like menopause, autoimmune diseases, and cardiovascular health.
Our latest podcast episode delves into the critical paper: "Bias recognition and mitigation strategies in artificial intelligence healthcare applications".
De Rotterdam Studie is een langlopende, populatie-gebaseerde cohortstudie in Nederland die zich richt op het identificeren van risicofactoren en het begrijpen van het verloop van multifactoriële aandoeningen.
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