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Biohacking encompasses a wide range of practices, from dietary changes to advanced genetic modifications, challenging traditional healthcare paradigms and offering new opportunities for innovation in patient care and health technologies.

AI’s integration into psychiatry offers unprecedented tools for passive and active patient data collection, paving the way for more personalized and effective treatments. It’s essential, however, to navigate this new territory with a keen eye on ethical implications and biases.

As generative AI technologies like ChatGPT gain traction in academic research, leading journals and publishers are crafting guidelines to navigate their use responsibly. However, a recent study shows a pressing need for standardized disclosure and accountability practices.

The case of Dr. James Luketich at UPMC displays the critical importance of ethical practices and accountability within the medical profession, highlighting the need for a balance between patient care and operational efficiencies.

In the rapidly evolving field of oncology, artificial intelligence (AI) stands out not just for its potential to revolutionize cancer care, but also for the complex ethical and practical challenges it presents. A recent survey highlights both the enthusiasm and caution among oncologists regarding AI’s integration into clinical practice.

Stella’s case, entwining severe addiction with critical health conditions, underscores the pressing need for a healthcare approach that transcends traditional biases and embraces comprehensive, compassionate care.