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Patients, families, doctors, and nurses are increasingly turning to AI tools, such as Face2Gene, to help identify rare and hard-to-diagnose diseases

Patients, doctors and nurses are turning to the technology for help identifying rare and undiagnosed diseases

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Wall Street Journal — Patients, families, doctors, and nurses are increasingly turning to AI tools, such as Face2Gene, to help identify rare and hard-to-diagnose diseases ↗

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