The Near-Term Future of AI in Health Care

Contrary to fears of clinician replacement, AI’s near-term potential lies in complementing human expertise, particularly by handling behind-the-scenes tasks that improve efficiency and precision. Here’s where we might see the most impact. The post The Near-Term Future of AI in Health Care appeared first on MedCity News.

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Dec. 11 Virtual Event: GOING IT ALONE

More than 16 million Americans are living alone while growing old – an unprecedented number. Yet surprisingly little is known about their experiences. This slice of the older population has significant health issues: Nearly 4 in 10 seniors living alone have vision or hearing loss, difficulty caring for themselves and living independently, problems with cognition,…More

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Health and Health Care Among Adults with Previous Experiences of Homelessness: Findings from the KFF Survey on Racism, Discrimination, and Health

This report examines the circumstances and health needs of adults who report previous experiences with homelessness. Analysis of KFF’s Racism, Discrimination, and Health survey finds that people who have experienced homelessness have disproportionate health needs and face great socioeconomic challenges than those who have never experienced homelessness.

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In Crowded Market for a Rare Disease, Ionis Bets Patients Will Switch to Its New First-in-Class Drug

The FDA approved Ionis Pharmaceuticals’ Dawnzera for preventing swelling attacks caused by the rare disease hereditary angioedema. A Takeda Pharmaceutical product dominates this market, but Ionis has clinical data showing patients had better outcomes after switching to Dawnzera from Takeda’s drug and other currently available HAE medications. The post In Crowded Market for a Rare…

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