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AI may not replace your doctor anytime soon, but it will probably be answering their emails. A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine Friday

A new study finds that ChatGPT outperforms human physicians in quality and empathy of responses to patient concerns

Study suggests AI assistants such as ChatGPT may revolutionize medicine, improving the treatment of patients

ChatGPT often answered routine questions on Reddit with more accuracy and empathy than busy human doctors

When Doctors and ChatGPT answered real patients' online queries, the AI was rated better 79% of the time. You may be hearing from your AI soon.

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Researchers are concerned that women might put themselves at risk by trying to abort the fetus themselves

Print To the editor: March 21, 2020, my husband’s birthday, was the day I realized life would forever change. Let me back up a bit to explain. (“A year of COVID-19 has left immeasurable holes in American life,” editorial, March 11) In November 2019, my husband had his appendix taken out. Unfortunately, he never recovered from the surgery and ended up in a long-term care hospital, where I visited him every day until March 21. On that day, I brought him a birthday cupcake, but the hospital ...

This study monitored suicide-related internet search rates during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States and researchers report searches for suicide decreased during that time. Although this study cannot independently confirm that changes in search rates were caused by changes in population-level suicide rates, it showed that COVID-19 may have been inversely associated with population suicide trends between March and July 2020.