Artificial intelligence may help doctors keep up with new research


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  • Monday, 19 Jun 2017

Dallas-based health care software company Ommdom, which sells the genetic screening tool CancerGene Connect, has been bought by San Francisco-based Invitae in a $6 million, all-stock deal. (Dreamstime/TNS)

“Smart” search programs can ease the process of systematically reviewing new medical research, a key step in getting the best practices from laboratories to doctors' offices, US researchers say. 

The Institute of Medicine (now the National Academy of Medicine) says clinical practice guidelines should be based on a systematic review of the evidence, lead author Dr Paul Shekelle from RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, California, told Reuters Health by email. 

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