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Kimbra Edwards,Samuel Entwisle,Zack Fey et al. Kimbra Edwards et al.
Background: The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) by pharmaceutical companies and other organizations for preparing patient-facing documents reporting results of clinical research is becoming more common. Thi...
Oren Schreier,Anthony Yazdani,Ioannis Galdadas et al. Oren Schreier et al.
Background: Adverse drug events (ADEs) remain a critical safety issue in pharmaceutical research and development (Pharma R&D), necessitating robust methods for early detection and surveillance. Language models (LMs) are i...
Dong Wang,Surabhi Datta,Julie Glasgow et al. Dong Wang et al.
Background: Automated systematic literature review (SLR) may reduce the workload and errors associated with manual review, enabling faster, up-to-date reviews even with increasing publication volumes. Large language model...
Rituparna Datta,Jiaming Cui,Zihan Guan et al. Rituparna Datta et al.
Background: Accurate clinical outcome prediction using electronic health records (EHRs) is crucial for patient care and resource allocation. EHRs include both structured data and rich, unstructured clinical notes. However...
Trevor Vigeant,Aidan Tam,Qiming Shi et al. Trevor Vigeant et al.
Background: Trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) in health care requires assurance frameworks that translate ethical principles into measurable governance and evaluation practices. While a growing number of AI assuran...
Karthik V Sarma,Kaitlin E Hanss,Andrew J M Halls et al. Karthik V Sarma et al.
Background: Large language models (LLMs) and, more recently, large reasoning models (LRMs) have rapidly garnered significant interest for application in psychiatry and behavioral health. However, recent studies have ident...
Kate H Bentley,Luca Belli,Adam M Chekroud et al. Kate H Bentley et al.
Background: Millions of people now use leading generative AI tools (chatbots) for psychological support. Despite the promise related to availability and scale, the single most pressing question in AI for mental health is ...
Celine Barbonus,Ralf Sultzer,Thilo Bertsche Celine Barbonus
Background: Preventable adverse drug reactions in geriatric patients are caused by overdosing, especially in cases of impaired renal function. Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are being discussed as tools to generate...
Mateusz Gładysz,Fabrizio Fiumedinisi,Felice Burn et al. Mateusz Gładysz et al.
Background: Medical documentation imposes a significant administrative burden on physicians and reduces time for direct patient care. Artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted tools such as automatic speech recognition and la...