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Can AI deliver long-awaited breakthroughs in assessing stroke risk?
By Rohitashva Agrawal   |  Mar 28, 2024
Medical professionals toil hard to gauge stroke risk among aging populations earlier and more accurately. Incremental improvements have come, but big breakthroughs remain elusive as lack of access to care and AI jitters thwart efforts, as Harvard Med Fellow Rohit Agrawal, MD, MPH explains.
Can AI deliver long-awaited breakthroughs in assessing stroke risk?
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