Una empresa emergente afirmó que su dispositivo podía curar el cáncer, y los pacientes empezaron a morir
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Cómo la 'libertad sanitaria' se convirtió en una consigna exitosa
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La generación X y los mileniales de EE.UU. tienen más riesgo de 17 tipos de cáncer
Los médicos enfrentan dificultades con el uso de la inteligencia artificial en la atención al paciente y hablan de una supervisión poco rigurosa
Los médicos en Estados Unidos han reportado tensiones que emergen del uso de la IA. La responsabilidad de la FDA ha estado sujeta a fuertes críticas
Top Story Replay: Tokyo 2020 Needs Doctors
(ATR) The fourth of five planned meetings on COVID-19 countermeasures focuses on doctors and specialists to treat athletes.
Tokyo 2020 Needs Doctors
(ATR) The fourth of five planned meetings on COVID-19 countermeasures focuses on doctors and specialists to treat athletes.
OCA Top Doctor: 'Around 20' Serious Injuries in Jakarta
(ATR) A number of athletes have been hospitalized at the Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games, and sailors have fallen ill.
WOA Seeks to Study Effects of Olympic Life
(ATR) The WOA is launching a study to examine the effects of high performance sport on athletes later in life.
Well Wishes for Veteran Team USA Executive
(ATR) Team USA will be without its chief spokesperson at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics.
World Rugby Seeks Applications for Research Funding
World Rugby is calling for submissions for potential funded research projects for 2018.
