
The Research Clinical Institute of Childhood in the Moscow region launched the Childhood Health portal with verified medical information for parents and doctors to provide access to reliable data and prevent erroneous diagnoses from unverified sources.
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The portal was created to provide parents and doctors with verified medical information about children's health in order to reduce the risk of erroneous diagnoses from unverified Internet sources or neural networks.
The Research Clinical Institute of Childhood in the Moscow region has created a portal “Childhood Health” with verified medical information.
The resource helps you gain access to reliable expert information about children's health and avoid incorrect diagnoses.
Deputy Director of the Institute for Clinical and Organizational Work Lolita Pak noted the benefits of introducing artificial intelligence into medicine, but emphasized the need for its use in conjunction with the human mind.
MOSCOW, September 24 - RIA Novosti. The portal “Childhood Health” with verified medical information for parents and doctors was created at the Research Clinical Institute of Childhood in the Moscow region, reports 360.ru with reference to Lolita Pak, deputy director of the institute for clinical and organizational work.
“The Research Clinical Institute of Childhood in the Moscow Region has created a specialized portal “Childhood Health” with verified medical information for parents and doctors,” the publication writes.
The publication notes that the resource provides access to reliable expert information about children's health, and also helps to avoid incorrect diagnoses made on the basis of unverified Internet sources or neural networks.
“We found a way out for ourselves, created the Childhood Health portal, in which the most relevant, important, and most importantly, fair information is posted not only for colleagues, but also for parents,” Pak said in an interview with 360.ru.

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