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MedPage Today
The doctor enters and pulls up the electronic medical record. The patient's history is already there. So is the CT scan. The doctor drags and drops the image, presses the "analyze" button. An actionable diagnosis appears a moment later. If artificial intelligence (AI) were to one day take over much of clinical practice, as some fear or anticipate — being potentially faster, more reliable, and generally better at certain tasks than humans — clinical decisions may no longer depend on tired eyes, imperfect risk scores, or lagging guidelines.
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