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Using clinical insights to create an AI-powered assistant
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Using clinical insights to create an AI-powered assistant

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Dr. Michal Tzuchman Katz, cofounder and CEO of Kahun, talks about how her experiences as a practicing pediatrician spurred the development of the company's clinical decision support tool, a "map" that uses AI to recommend next best actions.

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AI probably won't replace radiologists, but could lighten their workloads

Dr. Benoit Desjardins, University of Pennsylvania radiology professor, says AI-powered radiology tools aren't yet ready to make diagnoses; they must return accurate results and save time to be truly useful to burned-out radiologists.

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