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Amanda Randles 🧪⚛️ 👩‍🔬 @profamandarandles.bsky.social · 12/10/2026
🧪How can AI change everyday patient care? I enjoyed moderating our Center’s panel at the Duke AI Summit, our third year participating! A lively discussion spanning robotics, wearables, deep brain stimulation, quantitative MRI and what it takes to move research into practice.
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Friday Roundup: tiny model tackles racehorse names; watermarking AI-designed proteins; stresses from measles affect hospitals; risks, benefits of menstrual tracking apps; role of AI central to priority dispute; saying no to AI responses in behavioral research; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Friday Roundup: hedgehogs & foxes in an era of AI; agentic systems devise candidate chemotherapies; AI may herald end of scholarly paradigm; Anthropic: Claude discovers enzyme system; RAG patient chatbot shows security holes; experts critique recent AI hype; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke Clinical Research Institute @dcrinews.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
The DCRI is proud to be part of the Bespoke Gene Therapy Consortium, helping accelerate gene therapy research for rare diseases. Learn more: dcri.org/news/dcri-se... #RareDiseaseResearch #GeneTherapy
Social media graphic from the Duke Clinical Research Institute featuring a professional headshot alongside a quote from Chris Lindsell, PhD. The quote reads: “A consortium like this doesn’t just change how trials are run; it changes what’s possible for patients and families.” Below the quote, the graphic identifies Lindsell as Professor of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Vice Dean for Data Science and AI, and a Duke Clinical Research Institute faculty member. The DCRI logo appears in the lower left corner, and a 30th anniversary mark appears in the upper right corner.
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Friday Roundup: lessons from randomized trial of AI; dispute involving solution to fluid dynamics equations; recombinant antivenom protects against multiple snakes; 'synthetic validity' for AI; weighing benefits of ambient scribing; how med school labs use AI; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
Three human silhouettes are depicted mid-stride, each comprising of a collage of hardware used to develop AI including circuit boards and CPU chips. In the background there is a black and grey gradient with smoke. Beneath the runners from the left, there are two rectangle panels which run across the image, one is red and the other is blue. Image credit: Gloria Mendoza / https://betterimagesofai.org / https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Duke Clinical Research Institute @dcrinews.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
dcri.org/blog/s3-ep-1... #clinicalresearch #leadership #podcast
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Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences @dukepsychiatry.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Rebecca Shelby & Dr. Tamara Somers will lead the clinical coordinating center for a $13M, 5-year @pcori.bsky.social funded study to improve symptom mgmt & quality of life for adults w/rare cholestatic liver diseases. ow.ly/xfK850ZL5q0 Duke University School of Medicine
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
Friday Roundup: agentic AI may be sidelining human input; informaticist Embi appointed NLM Director; deploying AI to counter burdens of peer review; AMA, other orgs offer vaccine guidance; California legislature votes to beef up state science funding; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Friday Roundup: when AI alone beats human-in-the-loop; COVID vaccination associated with lower risk of myocarditis; study reports widespread use of LLMs in biomedical literature; agentic AI & a new digital divide; bogus validation data for antibodies alleged; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Friday Roundup: future of science in the AI era; AI agent for surgical triage; bogus feedback warps peer review; clinical failure rates over decades; fallout from comparing bespoke vs general LLMs; liability for clinical AI; AI & the science of consciousness; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
Join @pctcollaboratory.bsky.social for a virtual workshop, “Endpoint Strategy in Pragmatic Trials: From Big Questions to Meaningful Outcomes” on September 8 and 9. Learn more: duke.is/2026-nih-vir... #pragmatictrials
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July 27, 2026: NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Will Hold Virtual Workshop on Endpoint Strategies and Meaningful Outcomes - Rethinking Clinical Trials
The NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory will hold a virtual workshop on September 8 and 9, 2026, on “Endpoint Strategy in Pragmatic Trials: From Big Questions to Meaningful Outcomes.” The workshop […]
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
Friday Roundup: Anthropic offers grant for rare disease research; contagious cancers in catfish; “unlearning” for clinical AI; grappling with noise in the ER; dynamics of conspiracy-theory “rabbit holes”; assessing effects of LLM tools on scientific workflows; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
Friday Roundup: Anthropic peers under hood of Claude’s “J-Space”; new cholesterol drug approved; probing dynamics of prestige & peer review; state of play for digital twins; CMS clampdown on remote monitoring; AI, scientific publishing & Taylorism's return; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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The Gregory Lab @ DukeU @gregorylab.bskyverified.social · 16/07/2026
Gregory lab PhD student, Max Bucklan, has been selected as a winner of the @laskerfdn.bsky.social Video Contest!! He used #Lego to explain his work on atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumors (#ATRT), a rare #pediatric #BrainTumor. Congratulations Max! Check it out: laskerfoundation.org/meet-the-win...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 10/07/2026
Friday Roundup: Anthropic releases bioscience-focused model; lax oversight for GLP-1 drugs; “spudcells” mark major milestone in quest for synthetic life; trust in science better than thought; LLMs can reveal coverage gaps; AI for trial recruitment, retention; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
Three researchers (two men and one woman) wearing white lab coats and blue nitrile gloves look at a brightly lit electronic tablet held by the researcher in the middle. Image credit: National Cancer Institute/Unsplash
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 26/06/2026
Friday Roundup: “poisoning” agentic AI with a short text; frustration with Medicare AI program; leaning on AI erodes human skill; LLMs & clinical practice guidelines; AI screening for diabetic retinopathy, HF; AI job loss affecting youngest, least experienced; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
Friday Roundup: new contender in protein prediction; robot retired after annoying nurses; researchers eye glucagon in next-gen weight loss drugs; improving therapeutic ROI with AI; hack compromises Github repositories; scientists feel reluctance, FOMO with AI; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Friday Roundup: study tracks spread of LLM influence on the literature; China approves brain/chip interface; automation, datafication, and mutual aid in healthcare; applying public values to AI governance; DEET may fail us now; adolescent use of chatbots; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences @dukepsychiatry.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
Is AI impacting your brain health? In this CBS17 (WNCN) special, Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Murali Doraiswamy breaks down emerging research on how our use of AI may affect our critical thinking, memory, social connection, and cognitive abilities. ow.ly/kFBB50Z7m2c
CBS 17 anchor Liz Ortiz and Dr. Murali Doraiswamy from Duke Medicine discuss brain health and cognition on This Month in Health. The interview is shown on a split screen, with Ortiz in one window and Doraiswamy in the other window.
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Friday Roundup: dangers of AI-induced ‘never-skilling’; Papal encyclical address humanity’s relationship with AI; gene therapy trial for high cholesterol; test-driving Co-Scientist; frontier models know they’re being tested; art sparks scientific creativity; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Friday Roundup: suspect datasets used to train clinical models; LLMs & informed consent; Ebola outbreak alarms officials; different kinds of AI, different oversight needs; spinach helps mammal eyes photosynthesize; building health AI's ‘moral infrastructure’; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
Friday Roundup: vibe coding in research; frameworks for healthcare AI use; tracking diffusion of bogus citations; rethinking regulatory approaches for AI; existential doubt sown by AI; immunotherapy trial for glioblastoma; personal info surfaced by AI search; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 08/05/2026
Friday Roundup: cooperating AI agents work effectively but alignment suffers; alarm as parents refuse vitamin K shots; automated paper review; “AI paradox” affects uptake; humans still beat AIs on creativity; journals face AI slop at both ends of peer review; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) has announced a funding award for Duke Health's Hypertension Management Acceleration Program (HTN MAP), which aims to improve blood pressure control in communities served by Duke Health: aihealth.duke.edu/tackling-hyp...
A physician assistant from Duke Family Medicine talks with a patient in a brightly lit exam room, with a window and computer screen in the background. Image credit: Jared Lazarus ©Duke University
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 01/05/2026
Friday Roundup: cursing AI agent runs amok, deletes database; Anthropic researchers: incoherence a besetting challenge in larger models; FDA announces real-time trial data monitoring; automation bias in docs using LLMs; licensure model for clinical AI systems; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
Friday Roundup: favoring owls and other signs of AI misalignment; sifting through health queries to Copilot; gamified ED triage training; LLMs, EHR notes & accountability; progress with JEPA world models; AI ushers in new era of risks for health system data, more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 17/04/2026
Friday Roundup: AI Index shows public, expert views of AI diverging; telling scary stories about AI; rethinking cancer care; dubious data may have trained predictive models; ancient origins for antiviral tools; are preprints repeating open-access problems?; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
This image is a collage with a colourful Japanese vintage landscape showing a mountain, hills, flowers and other plants and a small stream. There are 3 large black data servers placed in the bottom half of the image, with a cloud of black smoke emitting from them, partly obscuring the scenery. [Image has been cropped from original dimensions]. Image credit: Deborah Lupton / https://betterimagesofai.org / https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Thursday, 4/16, 11:30 AM: Duke Center for Computational & Digital Health Innovation hosts medical device entrepreneur Dr. Christopher Cheng as he presents “From Vascular Motion to Medical Device Innovation, and a Few Tips for Entrepreneurs.” Registration+details: duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
Electronic flyer featuring a portrait photo of Dr. Christopher Cheng plus details for the upcoming Duke Center for Computational & Digital Health Innovation April CompHealth Seminar: “From Vascular Motion to Medical Device Innovation, and a Few Tips for Entrepreneurs.” (Information and registration link in text).
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 10/04/2026
Friday Roundup: astronauts' wearables report health data to Earth for study; helping the machine to forget; “cognitive surrender” in LLM users; rural-urban gap may spell trouble for clinical AI implementation; when clinicians evade institutional AI governance; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
Friday Roundup: “accountability pingpong” & health AI; chatbot flattery threatens empathy; using AI scribes at 5 health systems associated with “modest” improvements in EHR time; frontier models confidently describe medical images without actually seeing them; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke Health AI Evaluation & Governance Program @dukeaievalgov.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
👇 @dukeaievalgov.bsky.social & @dukemargolis.bsky.social show how health systems can build #AI safety into daily practice through clear oversight, ongoing monitoring, & stronger ways to identify & address issues, so AI supports safe, effective patient care. healthpolicy.duke.edu/publications...
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AI Safety in Health Systems: Building Infrastructure and Strengthening Risk Management Practices
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 27/03/2026
Friday Roundup: docs, AI can't reliably detect deepfake radiology; genetic errors explain cloning failures; gut-brain paper under scrutiny; genetic switch explains big brains; are non-healthcare companies accessing protected data?; health AI and patient trust; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 20/03/2026
Friday Roundup: LLM use may subtly affect viewpoints; study critiques explainable AI; PhD students confront complexities of AI use in academia; new sleeping sickness treatment shows curative potential; concerns grow over RAM shortage as AI gobbles resources; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Amanda Randles 🧪⚛️ 👩‍🔬 @profamandarandles.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
Join our next Computational and Digital Health Seminar with Dan Ma on Quantitative MRI and Physics-informed Pan-Contrast AI. Register here: duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Friday Roundup: what is and is not a stochastic parrot; using LLMs to ID timing, nature of events from chart notes; AI model predicts outcomes from genomic changes; study charts changes from revised kidney function algo; agentic AI for disease surveillance; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
Friday Roundup: validation study for updated Epic sepsis tool; HealthGPT offers mixed results in diagnosing problems; mathematical model for incentive structures threatening peer review; years of fictionalized clinical vignettes never ID'd as such by journal; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
An artist’s illustration of artificial intelligence (AI). This image was inspired by neural networks used in deep learning. It was created by Novoto Studio as part of the Visualising AI project launched by Google DeepMind. Image credit: Google DeepMind/Unsplash
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Duke Health AI Evaluation & Governance Program @dukeaievalgov.bsky.social · 05/03/2026
A new perspective in JAMIA by Duke's Michael Cary, Nicoleta Economou, and colleagues examines the National Academy of Medicine’s AI Code of Conduct. The paper highlights a key gap in health AI governance: the lack of explicit nursing representation. academic.oup.com/jamia/advance-
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Duke Health AI Evaluation & Governance Program @dukeaievalgov.bsky.social · 05/03/2026
Happening March 24: @dukeaihealth.bsky.social and @dukemargolis.bsky.social are hosting a webinar titled, 'From Deployment to Oversight: Strengthening AI Risk Management and Patient Safety in Health Care,' that will explore strategies to protect patients in the age of AI! To register: duke.is/5/cg7u
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 27/02/2026
Friday Roundup: agentic AI & lab automation; revealing values underlying AI models; neural net classifies animal behavior; pilot program for autonomous clinical care; role of individual states in supporting research; Elsevier unveils lit-searching AI tool; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Jeff Greene @jeffgreene.bsky.social · 20/02/2026
“Even if you are skeptical about AI’s promise or agnostic about its relevance, the way others use it will shape higher education. Slowing down is not about becoming an AI advocate. It is about developing habits that protect judgment, highlight blind spots and reduce harm.”
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What Slow AI Offers (opinion)
Whether you’re an AI advocate or a skeptic, the slow AI movement has something to offer.
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 20/02/2026
Friday Roundup: agentic AI goes rogue; evolutionary link between prokaryotes & eukaryotes; comp sci swamped by AI output; people find AI persuasive, even when they know it’s AI; guidelines for AI usefulness; semantic ablation & the problem with AI writing; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke Health @dukehealth.bsky.social · 18/02/2026
Sudden cardiac arrest remains one of the leading causes of death in the U.S., but we can improve survival. On Feb. 25, thousands of people across NC will learn hands‑only CPR while helping us test how community preparedness can change outcomes. Find a location near you: duke.is/5/p925
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
Friday Roundup: juggling increased work with AI incurs human costs; chatbot responses to health questions affected by phrasing; statin study: no causal link to commonly reported adverse events; evidence quality for edu AI lacking; digital twin for prosthetics; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
Friday Roundup: evidence on benefit for LLM-human collabs still murky; probing associations between AI use, depressive symptoms; RCT examines human+AI for mammogram reading; geographic AI analysis reveals gaps in MMR coverage; don't abdicate peer review to AI; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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Eric Topol @erictopol.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
The largest randomized trial of medical A.I. —Over 100,000 women in Sweden —radiologist + AI vs 2 radiologists, in follow-up —AI added led to 29% more cancer detected, 44% reduced workload, and —Less cancer dx in subsequent 2 years, and, when found, less aggressive thelancet.com/journals/lan...
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
Friday Roundup: AI consumes AI, converges on generic representations; AlphaGenome debuts; heritability of human lifespan underestimated; measles spread in SC; gaming or gambling disorder?; disclosure of AI use in journal articles; restoring public trust in science; aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
An artist’s illustration of artificial intelligence (AI). This image explores generative AI and how it can empower humans with creativity. It was created by Zünc Studio as part of the Visualising AI project launched by Google DeepMind. Image credit: Google DeepMind/Unsplash
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
Friday Roundup: going all-in on world models for AI; cows discover tools; challenges to peer review integrity grow; should we get comfortable with imperfect health AI?; too many elderly patients getting meds affecting CNS; questioning AI productivity boosts; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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National Association of Science Writers (NASW) @sciencewriters.org · 20/01/2026
Have a piece from 2025 you are especially proud of? The National Association of Science Writers welcomes entries for our Science in Society Journalism Awards and Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards. Membership not required. Submit by February 1, 2026:
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Submit by Feb. 1: Entries open for NASW’s annual awards
Each year, the #SciWriAwards recognize some of the best works in science journalism and science writing, as judged by fellow science journalists and science writers. Deadline to enter is Feb. 1, 2026.
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Duke AI Health @dukeaihealth.bsky.social · 16/01/2026
Friday Roundup: AI may be imposing tunnel vision on science; report shows stubborn problems in heart health; taking Health GPT for a test drive; the genetics shaping a dog’s ears; housing, food insecurity among healthcare workers; AI vs clinician deskilling; more: aihealth.duke.edu/ai-health-ro...
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