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What's the deal with Dave Ramsey's financial advice, whom does it serve, and whom doesn't it serve? - Vimarsana News

What's the deal with Dave Ramsey's financial advice, whom does it serve, and whom doesn't it serve?

Maybe buckling down worked better under an older system.

Source: slate.com
Scotland's NHS cannot meet growing demand, warns watchdog - Vimarsana News

Scotland's NHS cannot meet growing demand, warns watchdog

Audit Scotland says "significant transformation" of the health service is needed to make it sustainable.

Source: bbc.co.uk
doctors artificial intelligence: Doctors with knowledge of artificial intelligence will hold advantage: Andrew Elder - Vimarsana News

doctors artificial intelligence: Doctors with knowledge of artificial intelligence will hold advantage: Andrew Elder

Andrew Elder, president of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, said AI has the potential to carry out a number of medical tasks such as diagnosis and surgery more efficiently, quickly, and easily, cutting down the time taken to treat a patient fully, compared to the duration it now takes.

Doctors with knowledge of artificial intelligence will hold advantage: Andrew Elder | India News - Vimarsana News

Doctors with knowledge of artificial intelligence will hold advantage: Andrew Elder | India News

India News: AI in disease diagnosis and robotic surgeries will impact doctors. AI can make medical tasks more efficient and quickly derive information from databa

Paul Gray NHS Scotland: How dire must it get before politicians do something? - Vimarsana News

Paul Gray NHS Scotland: How dire must it get before politicians do something?

The NHS now buckles under the pressure of an ever-increasing elderly population, along with politicians' failure to initiate reform, writes Euan McColm.