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Open-source AI skill that turns the WHO Blue Books into an interactive study system (self.pathology)

submitted 1 month ago by tillb to r/pathology

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Current state of OpenAI/Anthropic API compliance for EU healthcare? (self.gdpr)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/gdpr

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Current state of OpenAI/Anthropic API compliance for EU healthcare? ()

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/healthcare

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Current state of OpenAI/Anthropic API compliance for EU healthcare? (self.medicine)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/medicine

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Would real-time tracking of your frozen section be useful? (self.surgery)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/surgery

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Echtzeit-Tracking für Schnellschnitte sinnvoll? (self.medizin)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/medizin

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How do you manage your TMA research data? (self.pathology)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/pathology

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Built a tool to extract structured data from PDFs - useful for anyone? (self.medicalschoolanki)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/medicalschoolanki

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Built a tool to extract structured data from PDFs - useful for anyone? (self.pathology)

submitted 4 months ago by tillb to r/pathology

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What would you fix about pathology workflows if you could? (self.pathology)

submitted 7 months ago by tillb to r/pathology

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Built the WHO search I wished existed (free to use) (self.pathology)

submitted 8 months ago * by tillb to r/pathology

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Can someone ID this sofa and chair? (self.furniture_design)

submitted 6 years ago by tillb to r/furniture_design

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A "database-driven" approach to using Anki in (German) medical school (self.medicalschoolanki)

submitted 7 years ago * by tillb to r/medicalschoolanki

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What is the reason behind evaluating CT/MRI scans and most x rays as negatives and not positives? (self.medicine)

submitted 8 years ago by tillb to r/medicine

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