In a recent study, 95% of ITP patients treated with the novel anti-CD38 monoclonal antibody, CM313, achieved two consecutive platelet counts of at least 50×10^9 per liter within just eight weeks, highlighting the therapy’s efficacy and rapid action.

AI tools such as ChatGPT are increasingly favored by autistic individuals for their direct and concise advice. However, concerns arise over the practicality of some recommendations, highlighting the need for technology development inclusive of autistic perspectives.

Integrating telehealth into opioid treatment programs drastically improves hepatitis C cure rates, particularly among underserved populations, by facilitating seamless access to DAAs and continuous follow-up care.

A study on palliative care for advanced lung cancer patients shows that telehealth can match in-person visits in improving quality of life and patient satisfaction. These findings support the broader implementation of telehealth in oncology.

An AI tool, DEMIST, improves myocardial perfusion imaging by enhancing detection accuracy while potentially allowing for reduced radiation doses and shorter scan times, promising significant advancements in patient care and diagnostic efficiency.

The ACP emphasizes that AI tools should enhance, not replace, the clinical decision-making of physicians, prioritizing patient safety, privacy, and health equity.