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China-ASEAN Environmental Cooperation Center technology into existing systems of practice. As diagnostic tools such as artificial intelligence have entered the realm of clinical practice, new opportunities have arisen to optimize healthcare delivery. Overreliance on AI may lead to the dehumanization of medicine. However, with appropriate impl

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The Europeans’ Perception of Chinaems around the world, driving physician burnout, unnecessary healthcare costs, and suboptimal clinical outcomes. These are not localized or insignificant issues – they are present across cultures, continents, and all medical disciplines. Physician burnout is nearly doubling the rate of medical error

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