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I Got Cancer, my Doctors Gave up on my Quality of Life—I Built an AI-app to Help Myself and Others

  • A bioinformatics and data science researcher diagnosed with Stage 3 rectal cancer faced challenges with Lower Anterior Resection Syndrome (LARS) post-surgery, affecting bowel control.
  • Struggling with daily issues like frequent bathroom visits, unpredictability, pain, and discomfort, the individual was offered an ostomy bag for life as a solution.
  • Motivated to find a better alternative, the individual decided to create an AI-powered platform, SANJEEVANI AI, to help cancer survivors regain health control.
  • SANJEEVANI AI utilizes machine learning models, gut microbiome analysis, and real-time medical knowledge retrieval to provide personalized health recommendations.
  • The AI platform employs advanced technologies like RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) to offer tailored solutions based on user data.
  • Focusing on gut health post-cancer recovery, SANJEEVANI AI recommends dietary interventions and tracks microbiome data to optimize digestion and symptom management.
  • Challenges in developing the platform included handling sensitive health data, incorporating real-world patient experiences, and ensuring transparent explanations for AI recommendations.
  • Personalized healthcare and the integration of AI, microbiome research, and patient data are emphasized for improved survivorship care.
  • The journey highlighted the importance of human experience alongside AI, showcasing the power of self-built solutions and the significance of personalized medicine.
  • The creator of SANJEEVANI AI aims to support cancer survivors in enhancing their post-cancer life quality, emphasizing the need for community and tailored support.
  • In the pursuit of living well post-cancer, the individual welcomes connections with cancer survivors, AI researchers, and health-tech enthusiasts to collaborate on improving survivorship care.

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