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Urgent Need to Develop Best Practices to Advance Use of AI in Cardiovascular Care

American Heart Association’s first scientific statement on artificial intelligence (AI) underscores value of technology’s new clinical insights on CVD patient outcomes

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Imperative for AI Best Practice Development in Heart Care

Imperative for AI Best Practice Development in Heart Care
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The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine

The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine - what you need to know Rhona Shennan © The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca vaccine (Photo: Shut. A number of countries around the world have temporarily suspended the usage of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine over growing blood clot concerns. While experts have announced that the vaccine is safe, countries like Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Germany, France, Italy and Spain have all paused the AstraZeneca rollout until a full investigation has been conducted into whether there is a link between the vaccine and blood clots.

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The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine - what you need to know

Updated Wednesday, 17th March 2021, 3:44 pm The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca vaccine (Photo: Shutterstock/Chris Jackson/Getty Images) A number of countries around the world have temporarily suspended the usage of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine over growing blood clot concerns. While experts have announced that the vaccine is safe, countries like Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Germany, France, Italy and Spain have all paused the AstraZeneca rollout until a full investigation has been conducted into whether there is a link between the vaccine and blood clots. Sign up to our daily newsletter The i newsletter cut through the noise

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