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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When does moving fast on medical research save lives, and when does it risk them?”
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🧠 If AI can write ads and movies overnight, why hasn’t that same computing power been aimed at ALS and the other diseases we still can’t cure? https://www.undergroundusa.com/p/when-will-ai-be-turned-loose-on-the #AIforCures #ALSResearch #StopTheDelay #ALS #HelpALSPatients... - Satinleader...
Placebo effect vs. pseudoscience in health
Placebos can be effective especially to find out if a treatment actually is effective or not, or if the idea of the treatment is just as effective as the actual treatment.... As a US citizen whose career included 38 years in the healthcare industry on the administrative side, I have struggled with our whole paradigm. Based on my experience as a data analyst and in revenue cycle management, as long as there is a more substantial profit to be made in... I would need to see ChatGPT’s sources for this information. Off the bat, it’s very uncommon to test men for HPV. There’s not really a proven way to do this other than looking for genital warts or do an anal pap and looking for abnormal cells....