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STAT readers on cadavers in med education, doctors and AI, and more

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"Unless cadavers can be preserved to look fresh instead of semi-mummified, I don't see any advantage of continuing their use in the face of technology," a STAT reader writes in response to a recent op-ed.
The article from STAT News, dated April 5, 2025, discusses the use of cadavers in medical education and the integration of AI scribes in healthcare settings. It features letters to the editor that reflect on the traditional role of cadaver dissection in training doctors, emphasizing its importance in understanding human anatomy and developing surgical skills. Additionally, the letters address the growing use of AI scribes to assist doctors with documentation, highlighting both the efficiency gains and concerns about privacy and the potential depersonalization of patient care. The correspondents express a mix of nostalgia for traditional methods and cautious optimism about technological advancements in medicine.

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