Podcast: Florence Doo on how AI is affecting radiology

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Kate Madden Yee
Jun 4, 2025

How best can AI technology be used for patient care in the radiology department? In this interview with AuntMinnie.com Senior Editor Kate Madden Yee, Florence Doo, MD, of the University of Maryland in Baltimore, addresses the question and urges thorough oversight of AI as its use increases.

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