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921. ChatGPT on par with an 'intern or resident,' Mass General Brigham find
ChatGPT is 72 percent accurate at making clinical decisions, performing better at final diagnoses and worse at determining possible diagnoses, according to an Aug. 22 study by Mass General Brigham researchers. ...22 August 2023 -
922. Michael Dowling: Burnout wins when we get vague
... and 47 percent of nurses. Unlike others, this study also surveyed the clinicians about the interventions they see as most promising to alleviate burnout rates. The top interventions that most physicians ...22 August 2023 -
923. Epic, Microsoft add new AI capabilities to EHR software
... OpenAI Service, Epic will now use generative AI exploration for some of its users via SlicerDicer. This aims to "fill gaps in clinical evidence using real-world data and to study rare diseases," according ...22 August 2023 -
924. WHO adds heart polypill to essential medicines list
The World Health Organization's list of essential medications now includes a heart polypill after a study led by a Mount Sinai researcher found the drug reduced cardiovascular mortality by 33 percent. ...22 August 2023 -
925. How nursing homes can prepare for the next pandemic
... reported. A study published in JAMA found only one-quarter of infected residents received antivirals and 40 percent of nursing homes reported no antiviral use at all. In early 2022, Medicare reported ...21 August 2023 -
926. 5 Ozempic updates
... Here are five recent updates on Ozempic: 1. A study compared the list prices of popular GLP-1 receptor agonists — Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Rybelsus — in 10 wealthy nations. Researchers found ...21 August 2023 -
927. COVID-19 associated with new-onset high blood pressure
A new study found people infected with COVID-19 are more likely to develop persistent high blood pressure despite no history of the disease. The study, published Aug. 21 in Hypertension, analyzed records ...21 August 2023 -
928. FDA pauses enrollment in Gilead cancer drug study
The FDA placed a partial clinical hold on Gilead Science's phase 3 study of a potential therapy for acute myeloid leukemia, the Foster City, Calif.-based biopharmaceutical company said Aug. 21. The ...21 August 2023 -
929. Relieving nurse burnout with AI technology: key areas to target
... fatigue and a high number of administrative tasks that distract from patient care. A study released by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing showed that 100,000 registered nurses left the workforce ...21 August 2023 -
930. How UC San Diego is reducing administrative burden
... Diego Health received a $22 million gift to expand its center of innovation and study of AI. "The challenge is time because we rarely have the time to sit down and type or dictate all of those messages," ...18 August 2023 -
931. The policies that benefit high-volume hospitals hurt rural cancer patients
... outcomes, according to a study led by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh. "Not only are there cost and time burdens for rural patients who have to travel for care, but they are away from their ...17 August 2023 -
932. An 80-minute remedy for healthcare workers' cynicism
A 20-minute workout a day could keep burnout at bay, according to a study published in JAMA Psychiatry on Aug. 9. Researchers from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver asked 288 healthcare ...17 August 2023 -
933. Paige, Ohio State University partner on AI cancer diagnosis study
Artificial intelligence company Paige partnered with the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and its affiliated community hospitals to study the effectiveness of diagnosing cancer with AI tools. ...17 August 2023 -
934. Hospital competition not linked to quality surgical outcomes
There is no clear link between how much competition a hospital faces and surgical outcomes, according to a study published Aug. 2 in JAMA Surgery. Researchers from the Ann Arbor-based University of ...17 August 2023 -
935. Cancer diagnoses increase in younger adults: Study
... total number of incident cases. For the study, researchers looked at cases of early-onset cancers in 562,145 patients between 2010 and 2019. Data were analyzed with age-standardized incident rates per ...17 August 2023 -
936. Weight loss drug might prevent strokes, heart attacks: UC Irvine study
Experts say Novo Nordisk's Wegovy, a weight loss drug, may also prevent cardiovascular incidents like heart attacks and strokes, CNBC reported Aug. 16. A study conducted by the University of California, ...17 August 2023 -
937. Mammograms in older women may lead to cancer 'overdiagnosis': Stud
Some older women may not benefit from annual breast cancer screenings, according to a study published Aug. 8 in Annals of Internal Medicine. Continued mammograms after age 70 may cause what researchers ...17 August 2023 -
938. Pain 1 year after heart attack linked to mortality: AHA
Patients who experience pain one year after a heart attack may be more likely to die within the next eight years, according to a study published Aug. 16 in the Journal of the American Heart Association. ...17 August 2023 -
939. Duke, Nference partner on precision medicine study
The Duke University Health System and School of Medicine partnered with Nference, a biotechnology software company, to launch a precision medicine study called OneDukeGen. OneDukeGen will integrate ...16 August 2023 -
940. 6 things to know about US leprosy cases
... study concluded that the disease may even be endemic to the southeastern U.S. Experts believe environmental factors could be behind the increase. "I think the biggest question that we have would ...16 August 2023