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The JAMA Perspective says human review can degrade quality once a system beats unaided doctors. The cited evidence is almost entirely simulated, and none of it tests physician-plus-AI.
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US measles cases reached 3,471 by Sept. 17, about 52% more than in all of 2025, CDC figures show. New AAP guidance prepares clinicians for babies infected before birth, whose risk estimates rest on limited research.
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Writing in STAT, a communications consultant compares September's flu, Covid and RSV safety review with the 1955 polio announcement and concludes the movement forgot how to celebrate, on the strength of two episodes and no comparison group.
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Scientists affiliated with the program set out in JAMA what 25 years of monitoring has taught them about multimorbidity in the 9/11 cohort. Their strongest survival number rests on an unmatched comparison.
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With the reconstituted ACIP tied up in court, groups speaking for pediatricians, family physicians and obstetricians reviewed the flu, Covid and RSV evidence themselves, and landed close to where the old federal process did.
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The JAMA argument for replacing physicians rests on single-task simulations. Ohio State's January survey put public openness to AI in healthcare at 42%. That is the number any rollout plan has to clear.
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Their JAMA review reads two years of literature and puts autonomous AI ahead of physician-AI hybrids by 2030, while the AMA's chief executive says some of those studies are simulations that do not all point that way.
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Two August analyses of the same cohort found calcium scores only change predictions at borderline and intermediate PREVENT risk. CTs ordered for other reasons did the job as well.
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Orforglipron's approval takes peptide manufacturing and refrigeration off the constraint list. What replaces them is prescribing capacity in primary care and daily adherence.
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