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- 1Utah approves health AI pilots for drug management and women's health▼Utah approves slew of health AI pilots for drug management, women’s health
Utah has approved a series of healthcare AI pilot programs focused on drug management and women's health. The state will allow testing of artificial intelligence tools in these clinical areas, a move reported by Healthcare Dive. The approvals signal Utah's willingness to let AI be trialed in sensitive areas of patient care, potentially shaping how other states regulate medical AI.
- 2Utah Allows AI to Assist Prescription Drug Renewals●Utah Just Let AI Help Renew Patients’ Prescription Drugs
Utah has moved to permit artificial intelligence to help renew patients' prescription drugs, making it one of the first US states to formalize AI's role in routine medication management. The change could speed up refills and reduce administrative burdens on pharmacies and clinics, though it also raises questions about safety, oversight, and the limits of automation in patient care.
- 3Open vision-language model released for medical applications●An open vision-language model for diverse medical applications
Nature has published work describing an open vision-language model designed for a wide range of medical applications. The model is intended to interpret medical images alongside text, supporting tasks such as diagnosis assistance and clinical research. As an openly available system, it could allow hospitals and researchers to adapt medical AI without reliance on closed commercial tools.