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Medical journal JMIR Cardio has launched a new section dedicated to researching the applications of generative and multimodal AI in cardiovascular medicine and heart care.
Psychiatrist Christoph Correll discusses AI’s emerging role in mental healthcare, focusing on its ability to automate administrative and routine tasks so clinicians can focus on direct patient interaction.