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Are AI health tips useful or not?

February 10, 2024

New AI assistants provide simple nutrition tips for everyone. But can they help keep your heart healthy? How do doctors rate the benefits of these assistants?

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Using a heart's "digital twin" to reduce cardiac surgeries

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A children's hospital in Boston is using a heart's "digital twin" to test various treatment methods and their risks. The method has resulted in fewer cardiac surgeries.
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Digital WorldFebruary 10, 202402:40 min
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