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FDA's AI Device Rules Let Healthcare Diagnostics Skip Female Validation
Healthcare AI gender bias is encoded in FDA-authorized diagnostic tools, peer-reviewed research confirms. A JAMA Network Open analysis of 903 FDA-approved AI medical devices found fewer than one-third provided sex-specific performance data, while MIT researchers documented that AI models recommend lower care levels for women than for men presenting identical symptoms.
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