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Anna Patty

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Anna Patty was Consumer Affairs Editor and Senior Writer @smh. Former Workplace Editor, Education Editor, State Politics & Health Reporter.
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healthcare professionals split over use of artificial intelligence

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By Anna Patty
| Markets Insider
An eminent public health expert has warned that the doctor-patient relationship is at risk while a leading breast cancer radiologist has embraced artificial intelligence to enhance his practice. Rising tensions have emerged in the approach to the new technology in the medical profession.
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‘It’s been horrible’: Gregg was on the cusp of a career high in the US when his life came crashing down

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By Anna Patty
| theprojectsworld.com
By Anna Patty Gregg Arthur playing at the Vibrato jazz restaurant in Los Angeles. Taking a bow on the stage of Foundry 616 in Ultimo, Sydney’s most intimate jazz club, and bathed in the spotlight, the crooner mops his brow and grins. “If you enjoyed the show tonight, my name is Gregg Arthur. If you didn’t, my name is Michael Buble.” The audience laughs, applauds, some even bang their tables, before Arthur gives them what they want – an encore.
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Australia news LIVE: PM works to secure India trade deal; Greens want more detail on Voice

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By Caroline Schelle Verified, Anna Patty
| Flipboard
Now The former president of the Queensland children’s court, John Robertson, says statistics “completely refute” the notion there is a major youth crime wave in the state, and warned that even “half an hour in a watch house” can be damaging to a child. Next week, the state will debate proposed new …
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