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Health care & general assignment reporter for The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown. Former photog/reporter for The Derrick and The News-Herald in Venango County
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AI expert: 'It’s the age of AI right now in health care'

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By Randy Griffith, Randy Griffith
| Richmond Register
During a routine visit with the medical oncologist, a cancer patient brings up a new symptom that could be a side effect of cancer treatment. The conversation is being recorded by an artificial intelligence model using ChatGPT, which also hears the doctor say he will recommend a new medication to help with the side effects.
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AI not ready for prime time in mental health care, experts say

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By Randy Griffith
| Richmond Register
Although several uses of artificial intelligence in mental health are showing some success, experts say the jury is still out on its capabilities for wider use. Therapists are using AI to examine large amounts of patient data, including family histories, patient behaviors and response to treatments to help diagnose and identify treatments, as well as select what therapists can best connect with individual patients, according to an article by Switzerland-based World Economic Forum.
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WWII vet and Elton native, 103, honored in ceremony on D-Day's 80th anniversary

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By Randy Griffith
| American Military News
When Elton native Clyde W. Gindlesperger arrived at Omaha Beach on June 18, 1944, 12 days after D-Day, “a lot of the dead had been cleaned up,” he said Thursday. About 2,000 men died on Omaha Beach during the U.S. Army’s initial invasion of Normandy in Nazi Germany-occupied France, and there was plenty of death remaining in the area.
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