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Daniel PayneThe Federalist |
The defense secretary underwent a prostatectomy to remove cancer and suffered painful complications.
Hospitals and insurers are adopting AI tools to process bills. Big bucks are at stake.
AI is diagnosing diseases and recommending treatments, but the systems aren’t always regulated like drugs or medical devices.
The discord threatens gridlock on bills affecting how doctors practice and how much they are paid.
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