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Cigarettes—sixty cigarettes or more each day, lit one from the end of another—had been so desperately important to him for so long. Now Cain and Hurst confirmed what Dr. Gibson had told him in the ambulance: the smoking must stop immediately and completely. Lyndon Johnson tore the wrapper off a pack of cigarettes, opened the pack and pulled one
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How AI augments doctors, reduces healthcare costs, and democratizes access to high-quality, specialized care across geographies.
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And so I do think that you're going to augment, you're not going to, you know, like replace all these doctors. You are going to augment what they're doing and have them focused on the most complex and difficult problems and be able to spend more time with the patients that really need them because we are going to be able to leverage them with
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Shortly before the Hammonds’ arrival the building’s East Portico had been the scene of an assassination attempt against President Andrew Jackson. The assailant was named Richard Lawrence, who believed himself to be England’s long-dead King Richard III and claimed that Jackson had interfered with the delivery of payments long owed to him by the
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When a doctor does go wrong he is the first of criminals.