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ChatGPT for Self-Diagnosis: AI Is Changing the Way We Answer Our Own Health Questions - Vimarsana News

ChatGPT for Self-Diagnosis: AI Is Changing the Way We Answer Our Own Health Questions

For better and for worse, AI gives us a new way to take symptom-checking into our own hands. For those with chronic health conditions, it's a new tool.

Source: cnet.com
The AI Doctor Is In. Here's How ChatGPT May Pave a New Era of Self-Diagnosis - Vimarsana News

The AI Doctor Is In. Here's How ChatGPT May Pave a New Era of Self-Diagnosis

The chatbot is more than fun to use: It may be the new health assistant for those who need it most in 2024 and beyond.

Source: cnet.com
Prof Soraya Seedat on realities of psychiatry in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Prof Soraya Seedat on realities of psychiatry in South Africa

Professor Soraya Seedat is a distinguished professor and head of Stellenbosch University’s psychiatry department. She has penned several hundred peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters on psychiatric disorders, with a focus on PTSD and anxiety, particularly among children and in resour...

Dr Lebogang Phahladira: From studying by candlelight to winning a major schizophrenia research award - Vimarsana News

Dr Lebogang Phahladira: From studying by candlelight to winning a major schizophrenia research award

The 40-year-old specialist psychiatrist received the Global Schizophrenia Award, conferred by the Schizophrenia International Research Society (SIRS).

Dr Lebogang Phahladira — from studying by candlelight t... - Vimarsana News

Dr Lebogang Phahladira — from studying by candlelight t...

In his Twitter biography, Dr Lebogang Phahladira describes himself as ‘a rookie clinician-researcher who keeps trying and trying’. Now, he is just back from Toronto, Canada, where he received a major global schizophrenia research award.