Patients are split on getting health care from artificial intelligence
A new study digs into whether people would choose a human doctor or an artificial intelligence for diagnosis and treatment.
Some doctors still aren’t cool with medical cannabis
Although cannabis is legal in Michigan, doctors in the state are hesitant to authorize their patients to use it, a study finds.
Training program could lower barriers to autism diagnosis
A program that trains local doctors to diagnose autism in children could increase access to therapies and intervention.
Health care providers rarely ask about gun access
Health care providers rarely ask patients if they have access to firearms, researchers report. Here’s why they should.
Health care providers rarely ask about gun access
Health care providers rarely ask patients if they have access to firearms, researchers report. Here’s why they should.
Program improves primary care diagnoses of skin conditions
“Dermatology professionals need to be innovative and adaptive to expand access to life-saving treatment in underserved areas.”
Program improves primary care diagnoses of skin conditions
“Dermatology professionals need to be innovative and adaptive to expand access to life-saving treatment in underserved areas.”
Doctors’ emotions can lead to useless end-of-life care
Despite a preference for dying peacefully at home, many terminally ill patients undergo painful end-of-life treatments. A model explains why.
How docs should talk about brain atrophy to people with MS
A new paper offers recommendations on the best way for physicians to talk about brain atrophy with patients who have multiple sclerosis.
How docs should talk about brain atrophy to people with MS
A new paper offers recommendations on the best way for physicians to talk about brain atrophy with patients who have multiple sclerosis.