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Public humiliation is still a common teaching tool in medical education—here’s how it leaves patients worse off
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Now carrots too? Expert discusses why there have been so many food recalls lately
by Erin Kayata, Northeastern University Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain It seems like every day there is a new food recall. This...
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AI advice influences radiologist and physician diagnostic decisions incorrectly, according to new study
by Radiological Society of North America Chest radiograph (CXR) examples of (A, C) local (feature-based) AI explanations and (B, D) global...