Nature Medicine

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Published the peer-reviewed study

Menopause has long been treated as a slow shutdown of reproduction. An analysis of 300 million lab tests from women in the United States and Israel found a sharper pattern: 52 of 90 markers jump at the final menstrual period, across bone, liver, kidney, lipid and blood systems. Men showed no such step.

Updated 7 days ago

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Publisher of the MedGemma paper

Google's MedGemma family, published in Nature Medicine this month, scored 86.2% on MedQA, a standard medical question benchmark. The open models also beat their Gemma 3 base by 2.6% to 10% on medical image questions and 15.5% to 18.1% on chest X-ray finding classification.

Updated Oct 20

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As of May 2026: Published SleepFM research

Stanford researchers trained an AI on 600,000 hours of people sleeping. SleepFM analyzes brain waves, heartbeats, and breathing from a single night and predicts your risk for 130 diseases—dementia, heart attacks, cancer, mental disorders—with over 80% accuracy. The breakthrough turns a night of sleep into a comprehensive disease-screening tool.

Updated May 19