How TV Gets CPR Wrong and Give an Hour-Predicting Disease from Sleep: How AI Reads the Body's Nightly Signals
About this episode
James Zou discusses how AI can predict health risks based on sleep data.
Surprisingly, what happens during one night of sleep might reveal more about your health than years of doctor visits. James Zou, PhD, Associate Professor of Biomedical Data Science at Stanford University, discusses AI technology that he developed that can predict a person’s risk for 130 different diseases—including cancer, heart disease, and dementia—just by analyzing a night of sleep.
People in this episode
Guest: James Zou
Topics covered
- AI technology
- health prediction
- sleep analysis
- disease risk
- biomedical data science
Keywords
- AI
- health
- sleep
- disease prediction
- biomedical data science
- James Zou
- Stanford
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Stanford University
Books & works: How TV Gets CPR Wrong and Give an Hour-Predicting Disease from Sleep
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