Tag: Nature Medicine
Clinicians drift away from LLM decision support in the ER
A Nature Medicine study finds clinician engagement, not accuracy, is the biggest hurdle for LLM decision support in the ER.
Deep learning reads organ age from routine biopsy slides
Deep learning tissue clocks estimate biological age for 40 organs from routine biopsy slides.
Nordic countries lay out shared AI health infrastructure plan
A Nature Medicine Comment outlines a Nordic AI-Health Initiative platform built on pooled regional health data.
Benchmark scores can’t track real clinical LLM use, Stanford says
Stanford Medicine reports that benchmark tests cannot monitor real clinical LLM use, based on its ChatEHR rollout.
Supportive chatbots can amplify user distress, Nature audit finds
A clinically validated framework ran 810 conversations across nine chatbots and found supportive replies can reinforce vulnerable users' harmful thinking.
Skin AI explanations help doctors while biasing everyday users
New Nature Medicine experiments with 623 lay people and 153 physicians show explainable AI boosts experts but fuels automation bias…
Tempus PRISM2 pathology model answers diagnostics from plain prompts
Tempus's PRISM2 foundation model matches or beats rivals on diagnostic and prognostic pathology tasks.
Stanford and Harvard launch MAST framework for tracking clinical AI progress
Stanford and Harvard researchers debut MAST v1.0, a new benchmark framework for measuring clinical AI performance across real healthcare tasks.