Hephzi Tagoe

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I keep seeing medical journal articles that conclude: "Our study proves LLMs are great as long as medical professionals carefully review the outputs."

"This calculator is great as long as you carefully do the sum on paper as well to check it got the answer right."

Such a time saver!

I’ll be at @esdrorg.bsky.social #esdr2025 next week. Particularly looking forward to the global health focus at the future leader symposium.
Let’s connect if you’re attending.

Florida Decided There Were Too Many Children The state’s elimination of vaccine mandates is a courageous first step toward decluttering itself of any excess kids.

Florida Decided There Were Too Many Children

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Hear from leading voices at our International Health Lecture with @thelancet.com as they ask:

What can Africa’s fight against HIV teach us about tackling today’s #GlobalHealth challenges?

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We’re thrilled to introduce our four official Social Media Ambassadors for the 54th Annual ESDR Meeting!

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Ghana’s growing biomedical engineering sector and what it means for you - MyJoyOnline Ghana’s biomedical engineering sector is growing rapidly, and it’s set to transform the future of healthcare, innovation, and national development.

Interested in your thoughts about how effective university incubators are in nurturing entrepreneurs.

In my latest opinion piece I highlight the growing opportunities within the biomedical engineering space in Ghana.

www.myjoyonline.com/ghanas-growi...