Antitrust Chronicle® – Healthcare
Spring 2022, May, Volume 2
Dear Readers, More than any sector, healthcare has come under particular scrutiny in recent years. The reasons are almost too obvious to state. The pandemic; soaring costs; difficulties in the supply chain for key medicines – all have propelled healthcare to the headlines on both sides of the Atlantic, and beyond. The vagaries of medical […]
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May
As health systems evolve beyond purely clinical data toward richer, more contextualized information environments, the integration of SDoH into AI systems raises a central tension: the same data that can improve equity and care delivery can also encode and obscure discrimination. The contributions in this issue begin to map that terrain.
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