Global Study on AI Usage in Healthcare
SchoeneggerPhil · x · 2026-07-15
A newly published paper in Nature Health examines the global patterns of AI usage in healthcare across 109 countries.
The authors found that regions with lower confidence in hospitals have a higher proportion of AI health conversations. This suggests that people may turn to AI for health advice and information when trust in the medical system is lacking.
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