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Hello! Welcome back, and thanks for being here.
The summer solstice has come and gone, and while the sun seems to rise at 4:30am and it’s still light out at 9pm, we’ve still had a week of mid-60s to low 70s in Chicago. Yes, we still have our spring jackets handy.
We’ve spent the month getting to know Open Evidence: first, comparing it head-to-head with Perplexity; then, breaking down what it is and how to use it. This week, we close out with something a little different: a real example of how I actually used it last month, and a twist on how most people approach generative AI for clinical work.
More on that below. First, some questionable yet optimistically hopeful environmental news for once, with an asterisk.
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