HealthFlux: A World Model of Human Health That Simulates Lifelong Disease Prevention
rbhar90 · x · 2026-09-28
Kejun Ying announced HealthFlux, his first senior-author paper, which attempts to build a "world model" of human health: simulating how an individual's health evolves over a lifetime to identify windows for disease prevention.
- Applies the world-model idea to longitudinal health trajectories
- Aims to shift from treatment to prevention by surfacing intervention points before disease onset
- Paper and code links in the original post
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