- A 40 year old woman, Lauren Bannon asserted that if not for ChatGPT, her cancer would have reached her neck to all other parts of her body. She attributes saving her life to the chatbot.
- A woman who splits her time between North Carolina and the US Virgin Islands credited ChatGPT with finding her “hidden cancer” and saving her life, according to the Mirror.
- She additionally stated that her symptoms were downplayed by doctors and misdiagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and acid reflux.
Why did Lauren Bannon Seek Help To An Ai?
At 40, Lauren Bannon quickly began losing weight and suffering from horribly painful stomach cramps. She promptly went to see physicians who, from her account, diagnosed incorrectly.
Desperate, she consulted ChatGPT, and the chatbot deduced that she could have Hashimoto’s disease. In defiance of warnings from her physicians, she tested for the condition and discovered that ChatGPT was right. The discovery led to scans of Lauren’s thyroid and that is when the physicians found two small nodules in her neck which were subsequently found to be cancer. Bannon attributes the AI chatbot with saving her life.
Lauren Bannon said, “I felt let down by doctors”.
Bannon Claims That Ai Saved Her Life
Lauren Bannon says that, “I didn’t experience the common symptoms of Hashimoto’s disease, I wasn’t fatigued or experiencing exhaustion. Had I not checked on ChatGPT, I would’ve just taken the rheumatoid arthritis drug and the cancer would’ve spread from my neck to the rest of the body,” she continued.
“It saved my life”
Bannon went on to say, “The doctor told me I was extremely fortunate to have caught it that early. I know definitely that cancer would’ve spread without ChatGPT. It saved my life. I just knew that something was wrong with me. I would’ve never found this out without ChapGPT. All my tests were perfect.
She also invited others to utilize the AI platform. “I would tell others to use Chat GPT with their health issues, be cautious but if it provides you with something to investigate, ask your physicians to screen you. It can’t hurt you. I am grateful to be alive.”
Future Of Healthcare
Lauren’s is a story of hope, urgency, and innovation.
Her experience highlights just how available AI technology is now transforming the way people learn about and react to their health.
As the technology advances, the potential for its ability to facilitate early diagnosis and prevention could radically alter the way healthcare systems deliver services globally.
For Lauren Bannon, the future arrived early and at just the right moment.
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