In the Philippines, public health care remains inaccessible to many because of factors including high costs and the limited availability of medical experts. A new study by Ateneo researchers explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could help address this gap by examining the cost-effectiveness of AI-assisted chest radiograph (X-ray) interpretation.
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