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Top Story Mayo Clinic Is Helping Develop a Tool Providers Can Use to Curb Clinical Bias Mayo Clinic has entered into a collaboration with TruLite Health — Mayo is helping the Phoenix-based startup develop its software platform designed to address providers' clinical bias. The health system said it chose to collaborate with TruLite because of the platform's potential to mitigate health inequities and enhance patient outcomes at the point of care. Sponsored Content Searching For an End-To-End Patient Tech Solution? Presented by Medidata Solutions Patient centricity requires empathy for and an understanding of the patient journey, from the initial diagnosis to clinical trial participation to receiving study results when the trial is completed.  Learn More. INVEST 2024 Value = Networking Connections, partnerships, funding, investments, plus top notch speakers and content - all of this and more is what you can expect from INVEST 2024. Hurry and save with the Super Early Bird Rate, but only until Feb 16th, then the price goes up. Register Now

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