alt Hacker NewsThe title is rather misleading, I think. FTA:
"The process works when a person signs up for Nolla Health's $4.99-per-month app and uses it to scan their face. After completing a medical history and personal information form, the AI analyzes their skin..."
Utah is not allowing any general form of no-human-in-the-loop healthcare, but has temporarily allowed this company to operate.
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pj_mukh • today at 1:14 AM
Jesus that is an insane headline compared to what is actually happening.
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saagarjha • today at 12:51 AM
Why though
> title is rather misleading
Your summary is misleading. Acne is diagnosed, prescriptions are written and applied, initially with Dr review and then only 10% reviewed by doctors.
Medicines are topical and said to have mild side effects - so I guess no retinoids (or accutane pills).
fwiw, physician assistants generally work under a doctor, who's supposed to review about that many of their cases.