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Medical reporter @houstonchron. Writing. Running. Music. SA Spurs. News tips? julian.gill@houstonchronicle.com
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Houston hospitals are seizing on the AI revolution. Is the tech actually helping patients?

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By Julian Gill Verified
| MSN Verified
Houston, with its concentration of sprawling hospitals, is primed to become a proving ground for artificial intelligence in medicine. For years, AI has helped Houston's largest hospitals speed up stroke care by instantly analyzing brain scans, then delivering the information in real-time to physicians' cellphones.
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Houston hospitals are seizing on the AI revolution. Is the tech actually helping patients?

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By Julian Gill Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Dr. Chethan Rao, who has overseen the implementation of AI in stroke treatment at Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center, shows one example of how AI technology is helping patients at the hospital in Houston on Monday, July 6, 2026. Elizabeth Conley/Houston Chronicle Dr. Chethan Rao, who has overseen the implementation of AI in stroke treatment at Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center, shows one example of how AI technology is helping patients at the hospital in Houston on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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Pharmacy board group moves to track patient harm from compounded drugs after Chronicle investigation

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By Julian Gill Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A nonprofit that represents state pharmacy boards this week announced their intention to collect reports of patient harm associated with compounded drugs - and fill a critical gap in federal oversight of the growing compounding pharmacy industry. The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy's announcement Wednesday came on the heels of a federal advisory panel vote that would allow compounding pharmacies to produce six so-called peptides, if approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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