ChatGPT Detects Pregnant Woman's Blood Pressure
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Pregnant woman asked ChatGPT about a strange symptom. It saves her and her baby's lives.

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Pregnant woman asked ChatGPT about a strange symptom, it saved her and her baby's lives.
Doctors said if she had gone to sleep that night, she "wouldn't have woke up" The expecting mother was diagnosed with preeclampsia , a dangerous pregnancy complication marked by high blood pressure.
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