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Bringing teleradiology and medical imaging to remote global areas
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Bringing teleradiology and medical imaging to remote global areas

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Steven Osborne, Medweb's director of federal business, talks about how the company's platform enables teleradiology and medical imaging services to be provided on military ships and in active war zones and refugee camps.

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How AI can help manage risk for large patient populations

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How AI can help manage risk for large patient populations
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Nearly half of Americans approve of AI's diagnostic use

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Nearly half of Americans approve of AI's diagnostic use
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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.

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