Valius Uses AI to Help an 11-Year-Old Boy Fight Osteosarcoma
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-11-11
AI healthcare company Valius reposted its co-founder's note explaining the company's mission: helping patients outsmart cancer. The post describes recent work with the Thornhill family and their 11-year-old son Fox, who has osteosarcoma, aiming to change the course of his disease. No technical details are disclosed; the post links to an image.
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