Good morning, friends,
Have you heard of OpenEvidence.com? It’s a new medical AI tool. Think of it as if ChatGPT and UpToDate had a baby. It’s not perfect (nothing is, except maybe my wife, Krissy), and yes, it can sometimes oversimplify or hallucinate. But for healthcare professionals in the U.S. with an NPI number, it’s a pretty useful tool to keep in your doctor bag. Not a replacement for clinical judgment, but you might want to check it out.
More good news: Coffee is back in the spotlight… and once again, they’re saying it’s good for us.
Podcast pick: Ever listened to Acquired? The episodes are long (as in lonnng), but incredibly well done, especially if you love stories behind major companies. Here’s a great one on Epic (MyChart).
And finally, our hearts go out to everyone affected by the tragic plane crash in India. Our Walk with a Doc community stands in solidarity with those mourning during this devastating time.
Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.
– David
About Walk with a Doc:
As an international non-profit organization, Walk with a Doc is committed to inspiring communities through movement and conversation with walking groups led by local doctors, healthcare providers, or medical students.
Started in 2005 by Dr. David Sabgir, a cardiologist in Columbus, Ohio, the program now extends to hundreds of throughout the world. The walks are a fun, free, and safe place to get physical activity, learn tips for healthy living, and meet new people.
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