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OpenEvidence Uses AI to Assist Doctors with Clinical Questions

OpenEvidence, a start-up, is employing artificial intelligence technology to support doctors in addressing clinical questions that arise during diagnosis and treatment processes.

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OpenEvidence, a start-up, is employing artificial intelligence technology to support doctors in addressing clinical questions that arise during diagnosis and treatment processes.

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Original Headline

Have a Thorny Medical Question? Your Doctor May Be Using A.I. for That.

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OpenEvidence Uses AI to Assist Doctors with Clinical Questions