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Abu Dhabi's M42 launches AI platform to give doctors more time with patients

Abu Dhabi tech-enabled healthcare company M42 has launched Ossi, an AI platform designed to help with administration and give doctors more time with patients. The platform, announced at the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit, will be available at seven M42 centres in the UAE and Bahrain, and is estimated to help doctors spend up to 60 per cent more time with pat

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Give people who stutter the time to be heard

When I was in Grade 7, I raised my hand and volunteered to read aloud in class. After a few words, I began to stutter. My teacher stopped me and told me to raise my hand again when I could “speak properly”. I still remember those words. I had done what children are encouraged to do: participate. I knew how to read. I knew the words. But in a few seconds, I l

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Trabzonspor coach gives Onuachu injury update

Trabzonspor manager Thomas Reis has provided an injury update on Nigerian striker Paul Onuachu, ruling him out of Thursday’s Conference League match. Read More: https://punchng.com/trabzonspor-coach-gives-onuachu-injury-update/

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GTA 6 Might Give America A Very Expensive Sick Day

Everyone wants to play Rockstar Games' upcoming heist-'em-up Grand Theft Auto 6 --so much so that some 1.5 million Americans are projected to call in sick to work on November 19 to play the game, which an economics professor estimates will set the country back roughly $1 billion. According to an International Business Times report , economics professor José

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