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When technology and doctors intersect

Technological tools should facilitate healthcare without making medical practitioners less responsible for their patients' health.

The Star MalaysiaDr CAROLLYN KEK CHEE YEN, Dr CHANG CHEE SEONG, Dr EUGENE CHOOI2026-09-20 02:00查看原文 ↗

Technology can provide massive amounts of clinical data about a patient’s health, but it cannot contextualise or truly understand the patient’s specific condition. — 123rf

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