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"VKF", "ablation"... Do you always understand what's in your medical report? Researcher Kathleen Van Royen (KdG University of Applied Sciences and Arts) explains how she, together with her colleagues, is working with AI to develop a solution: an application that automatically translates your medical report into clear, understandable language. This means you will be better prepared for your doctor's appointment, ask the right questions, and understand what is going on with your health. Watch the full video and discover how this technology empowers patients.
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