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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.

In the dynamic realm of healthcare, effectively managing medical errors requires not only ethical transparency but also practical solutions to complex challenges, such as balancing transparency with legal protections.

In the latest examination of DSM-5-TR, it’s revealed that nearly 60% of its panel members received payments from the pharmaceutical industry, highlighting the pervasive nature of financial conflicts in shaping psychiatric standards.

In correctional healthcare, respecting patient autonomy remains paramount, even when faced with court orders. This article highlights the importance of assessing patient capacity and making informed decisions in these challenging settings.

Explore the pivotal role of wearable technology in advancing psychiatric care for depression, where objective data from these devices aid in tailoring individualized treatment plans and monitoring patient progress.