It's universally recognized that we're currently in a healthcare crisis. Most of the solutions come down to marginal reallocation of system resources - funding a new family medicine clinic in a specific rural community, marginally slightly increasing physician training slots, programs to onboard more international medical
I started working in Health Tech in the early aughts, with a small tech business I started with a friend from school (AudioNotch). At the time, the thinking was that app-based tools dedicated to specific disease states were the preferred thing to build - and you saw a lot of
This paper made the rounds recently, and not without good reason. It turns out Large Language Models are very good at formulating a differential diagnosis. On the other hand, some research indicates that the utility of these models might be more brittle than it appears: This paper recently went viral
