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steve: you may hear this soon at your next checkup. the doctor is out but a. is taking a look at you. a new report shows artificial intelligence based approach can more accurately predict if and when a patient could die of a cardiac arrest. and apparently it s better than your traditional doctor. so how reliable is the tech right now? let s talk to cardiologist dr. craig bassman. doctor, good morning to you. steve, good morning. steve: doctors will never be replaced but it looks like ai technology is very effective of predicting when people are going to have trouble down the line. yes, certainly. cardiac death remains to be a major concern in our health community with, you know, more than 350,000 patients each year having cardiac arrest and the mortality rate is greater than 80% for those patients. we re excellent at treating cardiac arrest for patients that
them, today s report suggea way disease. cardiologist dr. nissen of the cleveland clinic led the study. i take care of these patints and they say, doctor, i know i need to lower my cholesterol. i have tried all of these different statins. my muscles hurt. i can t take those drugs. reporter: in patients with increased cardiovascular risk a drug was found to decrease heart-related complications such as heart attack or need for a procedure like a bypass operation for stint. what were some of the side effects? let me tell you what the drug didn t do. it didn t cause muscle pain. that was very important. it did increase the risk of gout and gallstones by about one absolute percent. neither do we consider to be particularly serious. reporter: an editorial accompanying the new england journal of medicine article called the results compelling an iree in
the conversation is certainly continuing here as well as the women s program will be happening thursday evening in beijing. absolutely. but are these medications, these drugs, just one more note. i was interested to hear cnn medical analyst and a very well-known cardiologist dr. john reiner, he is weighing in and saying the drugs in her system are not legitimate heart medications. is it possible that she has a heart condition, and what does that tell you? there is no reporting that she has a heart condition. poliskova took a similar drug and was also banned from tennis. it is also used to stay awake