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Hello and welcome to TechLife, the program about technology and its impact on your life.

I'm Zoe Kleinman and this week we're looking at how crunching health data on a massive scale

can both help women trying to get pregnant and also help understand the symptoms of menopause.

That's in a moment. Also on

today's edition, we find out about a global survey that's looked into the effects of social

media and AI on the information and news we all hear. There's a lot of consensus that the key

elements of a health information environment are the provision or supply

of accurate information in the public sphere.

And are chatbots affecting the way we search for stuff online? We're starting this week's tech live talking about big data and how important it is to healthcare.

Specifically, how it can help women's health, which in general

has a long history of being under-researched. But using AI to interpret big data could help

reduce the gap in health inequalities. A Femtech company in the United States is using monthly

menstrual and hormone data gathered from thousands of women

to gain new insights into the symptoms which lead up to the menopause, the time in their

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