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Da Vinci robot surgeon removes inoperable tumor, saving patient’s life
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First babies conceived by a robot were just born
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ChatGPT is nearly capable of passing the US Medical Licensing Exam
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Scientists tricked mosquitoes into delivering vaccines to humans
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Russian Troops Reportedly Irradiated After Bumbling Around in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
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Robocalls are clogging hospital phone lines, report says - CNET
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7 years ago
Former child porn moderators claim Microsoft failed to treat their PTSD
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FDA approves large-scale trials of ecstasy to treat PTSD
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In Colorado, marijuana’s psychoactive ingredient may have made it into the water supply
