Fight Colorectal Cancer shared on X:
“AI is already shaping how patients, caregivers, and clinicians find and understand health information.
The harder question: who makes sure that information is accurate, trustworthy, and grounded in lived experience?
That question drove yesterday’s Milken Institute panel:
‘Patient Advocacy in the Age of AI, Data, and Digital Trust.’
Our CEO, Anjee Davis, joined fellow patient leaders to explore how patient organizations can embrace what AI makes possible, take on its risks directly, and serve as anchors of trust for the communities we serve.
For the colorectal cancer community, the stakes are personal. When someone looks up a symptom, compares screening options, or researches treatment, the answer they find can shape what they do next. They deserve information they can trust and understand.
Thank you to moderator Darius Tahir (KFF Health News)
Panelists Donna Cryer (Light Collective), Nasha Fitter (Citizen Health, FOXG1 Research), Randall Rutta (National Health Council), and Bill Lawrence (Datavant) for a sharp, forward-looking conversation.
Find information you can trust with ChatCRC, the first and only AI tool for colorectal cancer patients.”
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