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2020년 6월 26일부터
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For generations, we've gone to doctors for answers. Now we're increasingly arriving with answers of our own. And sometimes those answers come from AI. The traditional relationship between doctors and patients is already changing. But as technology becomes more involved in our healthcare, who do we…

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