AI in medicine, without the hype.
What works. What doesn't. What clinicians need to know.
A weekly briefing on the AI tools and evidence changing clinical practice, written by a practicing anesthesiologist.
Free every Monday. Five minutes to stay current.
THE FORMAT
What's inside every issue
Latest news
What happened in clinical AI this week, filtered for what a practicing clinician needs to know, with one line on why it matters.
Spotlight
One tool, trial, or FDA decision examined properly: what the evidence actually shows and where it stops.
How-to
Something concrete to try before your next shift, with the steps, the caveats, and what to watch for.
FREE CLINICIAN RESOURCES
Three free field guides
Safe Prompting for Clinicians: protect patient information, verify AI output, and keep clinical judgment in your hands. Read a Clinical Trial Like a Skeptic: an eight-step method and six copyable prompts for appraising a randomized trial with AI's help. Clinician's AI Tool Guide: nineteen tools judged on patient privacy, published evidence and what each gets wrong. Free to subscribers.
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FROM THE AUTHOR
Written by a clinician, for clinicians
I'm Ed Seugling, an anesthesiologist in Dallas-Fort Worth. I use AI every day in practice: the summary tools built into our EHR before a case, de-identified teaching cases to learn where it's sharp and where it's wrong, and the literature every week. Loading Dose is what I'd want handed to me before a shift.
If it's overhyped, I'll say so. If I don't know yet, I'll say that too.
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