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Plus: ChatGPT-powered mental health chatbots, Are GLP-1 agonists safe? FDA finds no evidence

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Welcome. Here is your briefing:

  • AI ROUNDUP: ChatGPT-powered mental health chatbots range from mindful to disconcertingly wacko?

  • INDUSTRY ROUNDUP: Mammography AI can be costly to patients. Is it worth it?

  • INTERESTING READS: Genetic map makers: Study identifies genes involved in healthy aging

  • AI TRIVIA: What groundbreaking achievement did Google's DeepMind AI, AlphaFold, accomplish in the field of biology?

AI ROUNDUP

  • Mass General Brigham tests AI surgery blackbox (Read More)

  • Is Google's healthcare AI more empathetic than physicians? (Read More)

  • ChatGPT-powered mental health chatbots range from mindfully serious to disconcertingly wacko (Read More)

  • What to watch in health care in 2024: Obesity drugs, AI (Read More)

  • CES 2024: Mark Cuban, Glen Tullman sound off on building new models of care for consumers and AI's impact (Read More)

  • Doctors turn to AI and wearable monitors to measure the effects of burn pits on veterans' health (Read More)

  • AI to help with pre-diabetes treatment as 1,000 diagnosed in UAE within 100 days (Read More)

INDUSTRY ROUNDUP

  • Mammography AI can cost patients extra. Is it worth it? (Read More)

  • Are GLP-1 agonists safe? FDA finds no evidence (Read More)

  • Marijuana reclassification proposed over lower public health risk (Read More)

  • Cancer mortality rates decline, health disparities persist (Read More)

  • Tripledemic may have peaked around the holidays (Read More)

INTERESTING READS

  • Record budget for Gates Foundation as wider global health funding stalls (Read More)

  • Genetic map makers: Study identifies genes involved in healthy aging (Read More)

  • GE HealthCare, breakthroughs the trends reshaping Healthcare (Read More)

AI INSIGHT

McKinsey and Co trend

AI TRIVIA

HEALTHCARE CONFERENCES

FEBRUARY 

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Kaushee