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The AMA wants to clarify who's on the hook when clinical AI goes wrong

As AI takes on more clinical roles, the American Medical Association has released a liability framework spelling out exactly who bears responsibility when things go wrong. The framework distributes accountability across developers, healthcare organizations, and physicians — based on each party's ability to prevent harm. Crucially, doctors can't be penalized for declining unproven AI tools.

Medscape · 2 min

Remibrutinib cuts MS relapse rates in twin phase 3 trials — with a clean liver safety record

ScienceDaily · 3 min

Diet + exercise combo puts type 2 diabetes into remission for over half of younger adults

OncLive · 2 min

T-DXd wins EU approval for early HER2+ breast cancer — and it's now cleared in multiple major markets

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