Scientists at Northwestern University have engineered a new pain-relieving device that could serve as a replacement for opioids or other highly addictive medications.
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Welcome to the weekly edition of Healthcare IT Today Bonus Features . This article will be a weekly roundup of interesting stories, product ...
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The following is a guest article by Ladd Wiley, Senior Vice President for Global Corporate Affairs, Public Policy, and Advocacy at Epic , ...
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Training artificial intelligence models on more diverse image and data sets can augment decision making, overcome knowledge gaps, and promot...
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