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  • Chief Investigative Reporter, Data and Technology, STAT
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Reporter at STAT News investigating fraud, exploitation and privacy abuses in health care, often related to AI and data use.
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AI wades into a vexing medical mystery: What causes sudden cardiac death?

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By Casey Ross Verified
| monkeylink.co
Adobe It is one of the oldest mysteries in medicine: Why do fundamentally healthy people drop dead? Sudden cardiac arrest kills upward of 350,000 people a year in the U.S., a fate that is particularly tragic because it’s preventable with an implantable defibrillator. The challenge is figuring out who needs one. A study published in Nature on Wednesday uses artificial intelligence to identify those people, and pinpoints a possible reason why they so often evade detection.
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Private Medicare plans erect barriers to rehab care in pursuit of profit, federal investigators find

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By Casey Ross Verified, Bob Herman Verified
| Flipboard
Medicare Now Private Medicare Plans Often Deny Access to Special Care, Analysis Shows The New York Times - Reed Abelson • 7m Two reports by U.S. investigators reveal how Medicare Advantage is quick to reject requests for short-term nursing home or inpatient rehab services.
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5 burning questions about FDA's 'aggressive' deployment of AI for scientific review

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By Katherine Palmer Verified, Casey Ross Verified
| Flipboard
9 hours ago By seeing AI's version of my older self, would I be more likely to turn to Botox or more natural aging treatments? There's nothing more attractive than someone who wears their age well. Society idolizes youth and normalizes young people getting preventative treatments to "stay young," but some argue …
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