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Mary Somerville’s work in astronomy and mathematical physics earned her recognition as one of the first female scientists, making complex scientific concepts accessible.
Data science is revolutionizing chronic disease management among the elderly by leveraging predictive analytics to monitor disease progression, manage medications, and create personalized treatment plans.
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