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Can an AI chatbot help women recognize heart disease?

HeartBot, created by a team of UC researchers, regularly answers questions from women seeking information on heart disease. The project was led by Yoshimi Fukuoka, Ph.D., RN, FAAN, a nurse scientist and professor at UC San Francisco's School of Nursing. The goal was to study whether having a heart-health chatbot on their phone would increase study participants' awareness of heart disease risks…

Can an AI chatbot help women recognize heart disease?

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