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Pharmacists should co-opt AI, not compete, to improve patient interactions, say experts in Bengaluru

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Pharmacists should co-opt AI, not compete, to improve patient interactions, say experts in Bengaluru

TNN 02/10/2025 03:27

Bengaluru: Pharmacists in India need to upgrade their skills and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an assistive tool, rather than seeing it as compe.

The Times of India
Bengaluru: Pharmacists in India need to upgrade their skills and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an assistive tool, rather than seeing it as compe.
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