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Does AI need a Hippocratic Oath?

At the end of the Hippocratic Oath, we have the following words: And whatsoever I shall see or hear in the course of my profession, as well as outside my profession in my intercourse with men, if it be what should not be published abroad, I will never divulge, holding...

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The Ethical Challenge of Deep Learning

Most patients, most of time do fine, despite what a doctor does.  However, sometimes , due to skill and some good luck, a doctor save lives.  On the flip side,  even if you are Marcus Welby,  (or Dr McCoy from Star Trek ), a doctor will lose lives.  But this is not a...

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A Brief History of The WHO

Here’s a great article which summarizes the  history of the WHO: A Brief History of The World Health Organization. If you had to summarize it in one word, that word would be “visionary”. In a world which every day is becoming ever more connected, this article is more...

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The Argument Against Telemedicine for Acute Care

Although the business model for telemedicine for acute care appears strong on its surface - with the combination of customer convenience being location independence at its core - the medical and human model is much weaker. First of all, regarding the medicine of...

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