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Researchers evaluated eight deep-learning natural language processing models to phenotype antidepressant treatment response from routine clinical notes in the Mass General Brigham system. Using 111,572 patients from 1990-2018 and 4,299 manually reviewed note sets across 2 days to 26 weeks after initiation, models distinguished 'improved' versus 'no evidence of improvement' with strong discrimination.
By July 2026, researchers reported converting electronic health records into plain text by replacing medical codes with natural-language descriptions, then using general-purpose large language models to produce embeddings for downstream clinical prediction without access to private medical training data. They tested this approach on 15 tasks from the EHRSHOT benchmark and in an external validation using UK Biobank.
In a retrospective analysis of 405 patients from six European centers, investigators built machine learning models to predict 5-year overall survival and second primary cancer risk in nasopharyngeal carcinoma, a rare cancer in Europe. The cohort had a median age of 52, was 91.6% White/European ancestry, and showed 66.6% 5-year survival with 12.8% developing second primaries.
A retrospective multicenter study of 863 incident hemodialysis patients examined whether the uric acid to HDL-cholesterol ratio combined with intact parathyroid hormone could predict protein-energy wasting, which was present in 59.2% of the cohort. Researchers applied ROC analysis, logistic regression, and ten machine learning models with SHAP interpretability, trajectory and mediation analyses.
David Duggan subscribed to the Claude chatbot for $20 a month to answer medical questions and organise family life. His wife later noticed two $200 charges on his credit card bill for gift cards to use the AI tool that he said he had not bought. When he contacted Anthropic his account was suspended and he received computer-generated responses that did not clarify what happened.
King's College London surveyed university students in Great Britain about AI use and economic expectations. The poll found heavy adoption among students and widespread pessimism about employment impacts, with one in three linking rapid job losses to potential civil unrest.
In the past year US corporate leaders have explained workforce reductions by saying artificial intelligence made operations more efficient and eliminated the need for certain positions. A December report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas counted more than 54,000 layoffs in 2025 where AI was given as the reason, and the pattern was described as alleged AI-washing.
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