Doctors in Russia Increasingly Trust Artificial Intelligence
Therapists and cardiologists use neural networks to work with the most common diseases: hypertension, stroke, pneumonia, and diabetes.
Cardiac surgeon Dmitry Ognerubov notes: "It doesn't matter where the information comes from—what matters is that it is accurate and applicable to a specific patient. If AI helps save time and choose the right therapy, that's a plus." ⏳
According to IQDOC search engine data, therapists are the most frequent users: neural networks help quickly gather and structure current clinical guidelines from the Ministry of Health and other regulatory documents.
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