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Living With CVID: Caitlin's Story

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By Neha Pathak Verified
| WebMD Verified
By Caitlin BenVau, as told to Evan Starkman One summer when I was 12, a house spider bit me on my upper thigh. By the next morning, the center of the skin there was pitch black, with redness radiating down to my knee and up to my abdomen. In the hospital ER, my parents and I learned that I had necrotizing fasciitis, a flesh-eating bacterial infection. And I'd end up getting it again just months later.
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Doctors using AI are not being replaced by it

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By Neha Pathak Verified, Alankrita Olson, Ashley Duhon
| KevinMD.com
The U.S. health care system is adopting artificial intelligence faster than nearly any other sector, and for many patients, that’s unsettling. Patients consistently say they trust AI far more when it supports doctors rather than replaces them. But the rapid integration of AI in medicine, particularly in clinical settings, has left many wondering: Is rising AI use helping clinicians do their jobs better?
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My Diagnosis Story: Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer

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By Neha Pathak Verified
| WebMD Verified
By Rachel Sackett Putman, as told to Stephanie Booth Most people aren't familiar with ovarian cancer, let alone the rare subtype called low-grade serous ovarian cancer (LGSOC). It disproportionately impacts young premenopausal women and accounts for less than 10% of all ovarian cancers. LGSOC is chronic, requiring lifelong observation and maintenance, and it has a high recurrence rate. It typically doesn't respond well to chemotherapy, which means fewer treatment options. I'm an LGSOC survivor.
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