He lost his mom to breast cancer at 13 — now he's building AI to fix healthcare's knowledge silos
future_coded · x · 2026-10-24
The author recounts how his mother's breast cancer was missed by two doctors, diagnosed a year too late, and took her life three years later. He argues some doctor somewhere had learned from similar cases, but that knowledge had no way to reach her physicians — and frames his project as using AI to break down healthcare's institutional knowledge silos.
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