What AI Can and Can’t Do in Clinics
AI in medicine holds promise but demands caution. A new study on AI clinical decision-making argues for real-world validation and governance before widespread use.
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Small Starts, Strong Outcomes
Start low, go slow: a safe approach to prescribing for older adults emphasizes careful dosing, monitoring, and individualized adjustments to reduce toxicity without sacrificing effectiveness.