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AIâs Growing Threat to Healthcare Security (opens the original)
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In recent weeks, AI has been impossible to ignore. What once seemed like the premise of a science fiction film has quickly become a series of real-world developments, raising as many questions as answers. As the conversation around AI continues to intensify, two urgent issues stand out: What is the true risk it poses, and what practical steps can be taken now to address it while there is still time? Without delving into the economic, geopolitical, and almost existentialist debates surrounding th
Doctorsâ Grief After Losing a Patient (opens the original)
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The collective imagination associates the medical profession with people who save lives. This is certainly true. But it is also true that death is part of a healthcare professional’s daily life — an issue for which one is not always prepared and that can eventually take its toll. In fact, there are several studies on this topic. In 2024, BMC Palliative Care published the study “Impact of Dealing With Patients’ Suffering and Death on Healthcare Professionals’ Well-Being and Burnout.” Analyzing th
Will Immersive Goggles Change the Way Surgeons Operate? (opens the original)
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The use of immersive goggles in surgery is no longer a novelty but is becoming an established part of surgical practice. As evidence accumulates and clinical experience increases, the actual clinical impact needs to be assessed. Speaking with El Médico Interactivo, part of the Medscape Professional Network, José María Balibrea del Castillo, MD, PhD, IMASMBS, secretary of the Scientific Committee of the Spanish Association of Surgeons and head of the Endocrine-Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery at the
Donated Bodies and AI: Innovation or Ethical Dilemma? (opens the original)
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Bodies donated to science can provide a new source of high-precision anatomic data for AI, supporting the development and validation of medical AI systems, three-dimensional (3D) models, and applications in education, clinical practice, and forensic medicine. A study published in Clinical Anatomy in June outlined these potential uses while highlighting limitations, including small sample sizes, differences between postmortem and living anatomy, the cost of detailed annotation, and questions surr
Which Healthcare Tasks Should Stay Human? (opens the original)
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Elon Musk has presented his view of what the future holds for us — or at least what he and his company, Tesla, envision. Within 10 years, there will be a fleet of more than 1 billion humanoid robots, whose productivity will be five times that of a human. As Musk explained, the onset of labor automation will be slow, but once robots are capable of manufacturing other robots, growth will be explosive. This prediction has sparked widespread public reaction. In fact, shortly before this announcement
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