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ChatGPT Outperformed Doctors in Diagnosing Diseases and Medical Conditions, Says Study
ChatGPT was able to outperform human doctors in diagnosing diseases and medical conditions in a study. While the study aimed to understand if AI chatbots can help doctors provide better diagnoses, the results unexpectedly revealed that OpenAI’s GPT-4-powered chatbot performed much better when performing without human assistance compared to when p...
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What Makes A Person Seem Wise? Various Cultures Differ, According To Study
We all admire wise people, dont we? Whether its a thoughtful teacher, a compassionate doctor, or an elder in the community, we recognise wisdom when we see it.
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University Of Queensland, IIT Delhi Round 2 Admission Process For Joint PhD Programme Begins
It is a joint PhD programme offers scholars a Doctor of Philosophy degree jointly awarded by both UQ and IIT Delhi upon successful completion.
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35% Of Indian Doctors, Mostly Women, Feel Unsafe During Night Shifts: Study
An IMA study has revealed that one-third of its respondent doctors, majority of them being women, felt "unsafe" or "very unsafe" during their night shifts, so much so that some even felt the need to start carrying weapons for self-defence.
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DAAD Scholarship 2025: Check Eligibility Criteria
These scholarships depend on academic level, with monthly payments of Rs 85,000 for graduates or Rs 1,19,000 for doctoral candidates.
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AI Detects Prostate Cancer 17% More Accurately Than Doctors, Finds Study
Researchers from the University of California (UCLA) found that an AI tool identified prostate cancer with 84% accuracy and outperformed doctors who had a 67% accuracy rate.
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Maharashtra Firm Owners Accused Of Rs 3 Crore Fraud Promising Overseas Education And Jobs
The accused offered to provide admission to the two children of the doctor in the universities of Germany and Australia and get good jobs for the complainant and his wife in the medical field overseas.
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Seeing Stars When You Close Your Eye? Study Explains Why
Dr Sermed Mezher, an NHS doctor, explains in an Instagram post that seeing swirling patterns or flashes of light when closing your eyes is a normal experience, particularly common in childhood.
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Doctors May Soon Be Able To Detect, Diagnose Cancer Using AI: Study
Doctors may soon be able to detect and diagnose cancer in patients using artificial intelligence (AI) that will allow for earlier treatment, a new study said today.
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Patients Treated By Female Doctors More Likely To Survive, Claims Study
The study concluded that "patients have lower mortality and readmission rates when treated by female physicians."
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How Often Should Adults Check Blood Pressure Level
Adults between 18 and 40 must check their blood pressure levels every three years to gauge any underlying diseases, and to enable a faster diagnosis and treatment, doctors said.
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Woman's Scalp Burns During Hair Straightening. Then Doctors Find Damaged Kidneys
The study said the woman suffered recurrent episodes of acute kidney injury after visiting a salon.
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Eating One Avocado Per Day May Improve Your Overall Diet Quality: Study
Can an avocado a day keep the doctor away? Read on to learn about the health benefits of avocado as per this latest research.
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Chandigarh Doctors Find Cure For Blood Cancer Type Without Chemotherapy: Study
Indian doctors have found a treatment for a type of blood cancer without using chemotherapy, a study has claimed.
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US Woman Visits Doctor Complaining About Bad Mood Swings, Diagnosed With Dementia
Before the diagnosis, Jana Nelson thought of herself as a "very knowledgeable person" since she had studied psychology.
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ChatGPT Outperformed Doctors in Diagnosing Diseases and Medical Conditions, Says Study
ChatGPT was able to outperform human doctors in diagnosing diseases and medical conditions in a study. While the study aimed to understand if AI chatbots can help doctors provide better diagnoses, the results unexpectedly revealed that OpenAI’s GPT-4-powered chatbot performed much better when performing without human assistance compared to when p...
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What Makes A Person Seem Wise? Various Cultures Differ, According To Study
We all admire wise people, dont we? Whether its a thoughtful teacher, a compassionate doctor, or an elder in the community, we recognise wisdom when we see it.
-
University Of Queensland, IIT Delhi Round 2 Admission Process For Joint PhD Programme Begins
It is a joint PhD programme offers scholars a Doctor of Philosophy degree jointly awarded by both UQ and IIT Delhi upon successful completion.
-
35% Of Indian Doctors, Mostly Women, Feel Unsafe During Night Shifts: Study
An IMA study has revealed that one-third of its respondent doctors, majority of them being women, felt "unsafe" or "very unsafe" during their night shifts, so much so that some even felt the need to start carrying weapons for self-defence.
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DAAD Scholarship 2025: Check Eligibility Criteria
These scholarships depend on academic level, with monthly payments of Rs 85,000 for graduates or Rs 1,19,000 for doctoral candidates.
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AI Detects Prostate Cancer 17% More Accurately Than Doctors, Finds Study
Researchers from the University of California (UCLA) found that an AI tool identified prostate cancer with 84% accuracy and outperformed doctors who had a 67% accuracy rate.
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Maharashtra Firm Owners Accused Of Rs 3 Crore Fraud Promising Overseas Education And Jobs
The accused offered to provide admission to the two children of the doctor in the universities of Germany and Australia and get good jobs for the complainant and his wife in the medical field overseas.
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Seeing Stars When You Close Your Eye? Study Explains Why
Dr Sermed Mezher, an NHS doctor, explains in an Instagram post that seeing swirling patterns or flashes of light when closing your eyes is a normal experience, particularly common in childhood.
-
Doctors May Soon Be Able To Detect, Diagnose Cancer Using AI: Study
Doctors may soon be able to detect and diagnose cancer in patients using artificial intelligence (AI) that will allow for earlier treatment, a new study said today.
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Patients Treated By Female Doctors More Likely To Survive, Claims Study
The study concluded that "patients have lower mortality and readmission rates when treated by female physicians."
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How Often Should Adults Check Blood Pressure Level
Adults between 18 and 40 must check their blood pressure levels every three years to gauge any underlying diseases, and to enable a faster diagnosis and treatment, doctors said.
-
Woman's Scalp Burns During Hair Straightening. Then Doctors Find Damaged Kidneys
The study said the woman suffered recurrent episodes of acute kidney injury after visiting a salon.
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Eating One Avocado Per Day May Improve Your Overall Diet Quality: Study
Can an avocado a day keep the doctor away? Read on to learn about the health benefits of avocado as per this latest research.
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Chandigarh Doctors Find Cure For Blood Cancer Type Without Chemotherapy: Study
Indian doctors have found a treatment for a type of blood cancer without using chemotherapy, a study has claimed.
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US Woman Visits Doctor Complaining About Bad Mood Swings, Diagnosed With Dementia
Before the diagnosis, Jana Nelson thought of herself as a "very knowledgeable person" since she had studied psychology.
