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IBM Watson Finally Graduates Medical School

Partnership with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center suggests IBM's supercomputer is ready to help oncologists manage their most challenging cases.

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10/30/2012 | 2:12:48 AM
re: IBM Watson Finally Graduates Medical School
With so much data available, it's only logical that this is the progression of medicine: having computers sort through the relevant data and provide suggestions to the doctors based off results of past patients. Regardless of the data available and the systems used, I still strongly feel that there will never be a replacement to a competent team of specialists. It will be interesting to see what the future holds in terms of computer aided research and medicine though!

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