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>> obviously i'm sitting at the table as a black woman and have had two children. after my first child, i almost died. i was hemorrhaging. i'll save the details. had to have multiple transfusions. and this is me going into it believing that, one, i'm an educated woman, relatively speaking was a woman of means compared to some, and the idea of being my own champion was always on my mind because i was hearing the stories about the bedside manner of some doctors not taking the woman a black woman feels seriously. i remember that chart on the wall with smiley faces. tell me your pain. and i was li...

>> addressing racism in society, that is something we need to prioritize. >> reporter: laura cotes almost died in childbirth. >> the idea of being my own champion was always on my mind, because i was hearing the stories about the bedside manner of some doctors for not taking the pain a black woman feels seriously. >> reporter: as the public health system struggles to bring down mortality rates, mourning for a lost champion. >> elizabeth, preclampsia is a hyper tensive disorder in preg pregnancy. how common is this? >> reporter: they are quite common and affect about 10% of pregnancies, includi...

Doctors share eight things you can do to avoid being a 'difficult patient' and make your next healthcare appointment as productive as possible.

How we got to be careful not to spend all of this time on something that is really unlikely. here's a funny one for you, eric greathouse md based an entire episode on this kind of toothpick story. let everyone watching, millions of people to think this toothpick was going to get you. when in reality chat gigi p is right there. here's an example using ai can help us tow the light and not play to people's fears. i agree with that. we need the right answer. what is the risk of swallowing a tooth? what's the risk of swallowing a toothpick? very, very low it doesn't feel low but is low. artificial ...

That report. well, chatgpt, the artificial intelligence chatbot, could actually have a better bedside manner than your real-life doctor. that's according to a new study that looked at responses to about 200 medical questions put to a public online forum. it included queries about medical diagnoses and the need for medical attention. it turns out people preferred responses from chatgpt. the study says the ai bot beat doctors when it came to quality and empathy in its answers. but while chatgpt may be making leaps and bounds in its progress, it's still no match for trained doctors. it says so ...