Add dedicated use case page for healthcare research and patient data analytics

[SammyOina]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Healthcare organizations struggle to collaborate on medical research and develop AI models because sharing patient data is heavily regulated (HIPAA, GDPR). While Prism AI can solve this, the website doesn't demonstrate concrete healthcare scenarios. Hospitals and pharmaceutical companies need to understand how Prism AI enables multi-institutional research similar to platforms like Kaggle, but for sensitive medical records.

Describe the feature you are requesting, as well as the possible use case(s) for it.

Create a dedicated page (/use-cases/healthcare-research) that showcases how Prism AI enables:

• Multi-hospital Clinical Trials: Hospitals collaborate on patient outcomes research and drug efficacy studies without sharing raw patient records
• Disease Research Collaboration: Healthcare institutions build AI models for disease detection (cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular) across patient populations
• Pharmaceutical Development: Pharma companies securely access hospital data for drug testing and development without compliance violations
• Personalized Medicine: Enable federated learning for personalized treatment recommendations based on multi-source patient data
• Medical Imaging AI: Collaborate on medical imaging (X-rays, MRI) analysis across institutions while maintaining patient privacy

The page should include:

• Specific healthcare challenges and pain points
• Regulatory compliance benefits (HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA)
• Technical architecture for healthcare scenarios
• Real-world examples (multi-center studies, precision medicine)
• Impact metrics (time to research, cost savings)
• Integration with healthcare systems (EHR, DICOM)

Indicate the importance of this feature to you.

Must-have

Anything else?

Highlight the innovation: "Enable the next generation of healthcare AI without compromising patient privacy—institutional collaboration at HIPAA compliance scale."