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Emmanuel Mignot

Emmanuel Mignot

Craig Reynolds Professor in Sleep Medicine, Stanford

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The most information we got for predicting disease was by contrasting the different channels. Body constituents that were out of sync—a brain that looks asleep but a heart that looks awake—seemed to spell trouble.

We record an amazing number of signals when we study sleep.

We record an amazing number of [health] signals when we study sleep. It's a kind of general physiology that we study for eight hours in a subject who's completely captive.

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AI cracks the sleep code: one night predicts 130 diseases

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Co-senior author of SleepFM study published in Nature Medicine

Stanford researchers trained an AI on 600,000 hours of people sleeping. SleepFM analyzes brain waves, heartbeats, and breathing from a single night and predicts your risk for 130 diseases—dementia, heart attacks, cancer, mental disorders—with over 80% accuracy. The breakthrough turns sleep studies into full-body diagnostic scans.

Updated Jan 12