Doctors detected fewer lesions after routinely using AI during colonoscopies
A new study suggests that doctors who regularly rely on AI for colonoscopies become significantly less effective at detecting precancerous lesions when the technology is not available. Experts say this points to a worrying decline in diagnostic skills.
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