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(Sponsored) How AI accelerates drug development
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(Sponsored) How AI accelerates drug development

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MSD's Matt Studney says the company leverages AI across the drug development pipeline from molecular design to authoring and submitting documentation to develop safer medications and get them to patients more quickly.

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Nurses chart healthcare AI's future at HIMSS Europe
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European initiative will help hospitals develop AI models

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Improving women's health can strengthen society

Ida Tin, founder and CEO of Femtech Assembly, cites a McKinsey report that found poor healthcare for women costs $1 trillion per year worldwide and she says investing in women's health is essential to bolstering global economies and infrastructure.

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