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2025년 4월 14일부터
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AI can already diagnose some conditions faster than humans. Robots are entering hospitals. So, are we heading towards a future without doctors? Nicola Hill sits down with UCB's Vice President and Head of Digital Care Transformation, Erik Janssen and healthcare innovation expert Gary Monk to debate …

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