
What We're Reading: Dietary Supplement Action; AI in Healthcare; Border Crossings for Medicine
An FDA announcement that it would step up oversight of the $50-billion-a-year dietary supplements industry was met with mixed reaction; a group of researchers in the United States and China are testing artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically diagnose common childhood conditions after processing data; close to 1 million people in California alone cross the border to Mexico annually for healthcare, including to buy prescription drugs.
Reaction to FDA Dietary Supplement Move Mixed
An FDA announcement that it would step up oversight of the $50-billion-a-year dietary supplements industry was met with mixed reaction,
US, Chinese Researchers Working on AI Diagnostic System
A group of researchers in the United States and China are testing artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically diagnose common childhood conditions after processing the patient’s symptoms, history, lab results, and other clinical data,
Californians Cross the Border to Mexico for Cheaper Prescription Drugs
Close to 1 million people in California alone cross the border to Mexico annually for healthcare, including to buy prescription drugs,
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