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Category: Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare

KFF: Millions of Americans Live in Poor, Rural Dead Zones Lacking Medical Care

Posted on June 13, 2025June 12, 2025 by Devon Herrick

Millions of Americans live in areas without a readily available source of medical care that also lack Internet coverage with sufficient bandwidth to make telemedicine feasible. These areas, which tend to be poor and rural, face other obstacles that render residents sicker than average.

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WaPo: Another Form of Social Media that Makes You Sad

Posted on June 12, 2025 by Devon Herrick

Dating apps are a type of social media that is little more than databases of single people advertising to meet other single people. I met my wife that way and we have been together more than a dozen years. Dating apps are a highly efficient method to meet people you otherwise would never meet. Social media in general allows members to keep in touch with people they may lose contact with. Furthermore, I suspect similar studies would find a devastating impact on mental health from trying to meet people in person. For example, before we met my wife joined a social club that engaged in outdoor activities. She soon quit the club due to a stalker. 

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Tuesday Links

Posted on June 10, 2025June 9, 2025 by John C. Goodman

Asian patients were 13.3 percentage points more likely to have their claim denials reversed and Hispanic patients were 5.7 percent more likely than non-Hispanic Whites.  AI program displays mathematical genius. “That’s frightening,” one mathematician said. HT: Tyler CBO: Immigration since 2021 has cost state and local governments $10.1billion. US R&D tax incentives: we are “roughly 20 percent…

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Monday Links

Posted on June 9, 2025June 8, 2025 by John C. Goodman
  • Housing deregulation would reduce the cost of housing by approximately 50 percent. 
  • Why is an Amazon-branded palm scanner greeting patients at the doctor’s office.
  • How much power did Operation Warp Speed create for RFK, Jr.?
  • Health benefits of coffee.
  • House Republicans love HSAs
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