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Side Effects: Variety Is Overrated

The organ you forgot, the cells that age unevenly, the AI that admits ignorance, and the diet advice that sounds wrong but isn't: medicine's next moves are hiding in plain sight.

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  • Kerri Miller

  • March 30, 2026

  • 7 min

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    Higher thymic health correlates with 50% lower all-cause mortality and significant reductions in lung cancer and cardiovascular mortality.

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    AI models can detect functional thymic tissue that standard visual scoring misses, indicating potential for improved immune aging assessments.

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    Lung aging is non-uniform, with AT2 and capillary endothelial cells showing significant transcriptional changes, impacting lung function.

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    The BODHI framework enhances AI's ability to express uncertainty, improving clinical decision-making by prompting appropriate questions.

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    Dietary monotony in weight loss programs leads to greater weight loss, suggesting that food repetition reduces cognitive load and decision fatigue.

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Side Effects: Variety Is Overrated

  • by Kerri Miller

  • March 30, 2026

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