Argeron Medical has developed an optional AI-based clinical decision support platform designed to enhance the interpretation of biological aging rate measurements generated by its patented diagnostic kit.
The AI platform does not measure biological aging rate and does not generate diagnoses. Its role is to provide contextual, reference-based insight after the diagnostic result has already been produced locally.
The Argeron system is built on a strict functional separation:
This separation ensures:
The diagnostic truth is generated locally. The AI adds context, not authority.
When users choose to upload their results, the AI platform provides:
These reports are designed to support, not replace, professional judgment.
To avoid ambiguity, the AI platform explicitly does not:
Artificial intelligence functions strictly as a post-measurement decision support layer.
The strength of the AI platform lies in its reference architecture. Participating hospitals, laboratories, and clinics may optionally contribute anonymized results. As the reference dataset grows, the platform evolves into a globally informed analytical system, while each institution retains full control over its own diagnostic processes.
This enables:
Because the AI platform operates independently of measurement hardware, it is:
The algorithmic framework improves through reference expansion, not through direct clinical intervention.
Data contribution to the AI platform is:
Clinical decisions always remain local. The AI platform functions as an external analytical reference, not a centralized authority.
By combining local diagnostic measurement with global reference intelligence, the platform enables:
This model bridges the gap between individual diagnostics and population-level insight.
Local measurement remains the foundation. Global intelligence enhances understanding.