Harvard Medical School’s consumer arm has licensed a body of medically reviewed health and wellness content to Microsoft so the company can surface that material inside Copilot — a move designed to make Copilot’s consumer-facing health answers sound and read more like guidance from a clinician...
Microsoft’s Copilot is being positioned to give safer, more practitioner‑like answers to health questions by incorporating licensed content from Harvard Health Publishing — a move that industry reporting says will be paid for with a licensing fee and rolled into Copilot as part of Microsoft’s...
Microsoft is preparing to fold curated Harvard Health Publishing content into Copilot so that health-related questions return answers grounded in a trusted medical publisher — a move reported by major outlets that signals both a tactical effort to improve clinical accuracy and a strategic push...