Davao Today•1h ago
Health official warns against using AI for medical advice
DAVAO CITY, Philippines—Even as artificial intelligence’s speed, low cost and conversational tone make it an increasingly popular first stop for health questions, a Department of Health official is urging young people to consult doctors when symptoms require assessment, treatment or referral.  Dr. Jethri Cruz, med
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