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This document discusses common health problems. It suggests that "he's got" some issues while "she's got" her own health concerns as well. The document aims to understand what specific problems people may be facing.

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A person becomes a medical practitioner by reading books, a bit of practice, learning from other practitioners. AI could do much better by combining various fields, data accrued from ages of practice and knowledge. With so many gadgets to acquire body function statuses, it should be possible to have ones own personal physician, not relying on pharmaceuticals but rather buried knowledge and available natural resources. A healthy society in the making not having to spend a huge sum for medical expenses

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