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    iPredict-AMD Retinal AI Detects Referable AMD With 90.27% Sensitivity

    iPredict-AMD, a cloud-based AI screening system that analyzes non-dilated retinal photographs, achieved 90.27% sensitivity and 83.36% specificity for detecting more than early age-related macular degeneration in a prospective study of 696 adults. The result matters because it targets...
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    GPT-5.2, Gemini 3.1 Pro and Claude Beat Clinical AI in NYU Study

    A June Nature Medicine study from NYU Langone Health found that GPT-5.2, Gemini 3.1 Pro and Claude Opus 4.6 outperformed OpenEvidence and UpToDate Expert AI across medical knowledge tests, clinician-alignment prompts and 100 real physician queries. The result matters for hospitals and clinicians...
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    ChatGPT Leads Health Insurance AI Preferences; Copilot at 6.4%

    Patients looking for medical advice or help decoding health insurance are not spreading their questions evenly across the AI market. ChatGPT is the clear front-runner, with Google Gemini a distant second, while Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, and other tools occupy far...
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    Quibim QP-Breast: Regulated Breast MRI AI in the UK & Europe

    Quibim launched QP-Breast in Europe and the United Kingdom on July 2, 2026, as a CE- and UKCA-marked artificial intelligence tool that detects suspicious breast-cancer lesions on MRI scans and generates structured reports for radiologists. The announcement is not another generic “AI in...
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    Medical AI in 2026: Control, Clinical Judgment, and HIPAA Governance

    AI is already reshaping medical practice in 2026 through ambient documentation, clinical decision support, consumer chatbots, imaging tools, and administrative automation, while two recent physician-focused articles warn that the real fight is now over clinical judgment, patient data, and legal...
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    Ontario Auditor Finds Shadow AI and Untested Medical AI Tools

    Ontario’s auditor general Shelley Spence released a special report on May 12, 2026, finding that Ontario public servants overwhelmingly used unapproved AI chatbots while provincially procured medical AI tools had not been tested with enough rigor. The answer to whether government should feed...