Tatum Anderson

London

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

Journalist at International Travel & Health Insurance Journal

Writer. Journalist. PhD candidate. Represented by Catherine Cho @catkcho

Featured in: Favicon

itij.com

bbc.co.uk

theguardian.com Favicon

thelancet.com Favicon

flipboard.com Favicon

medscape.com (+2)

Articles

Quand les médecins s’approprient l’intelligence artificielle

1 month ago | francais.medscape.com | Tatum Anderson

L'intelligence artificielle (IA) s'intègre de plus en plus dans la vie professionnelle des médecins qui prennent l'initiative de tester son utilisation dans divers scénarios. « J'utilise [l'IA générative] tout le temps », a commenté pour Medscape Medical News Mohamed Elsabbagh, consultant en endocrinologie au Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust (Huddersfield, Angleterre).
Apagão na Península Ibérica: lições para a resiliência dos sistemas de saúde

1 month ago | portugues.medscape.com | Tatum Anderson

Já passava das onze horas da manhã de uma segunda-feira que parecia comum. O médico Dr. Tiago Villanueva se preparava para sair rumo à unidade de saúde onde trabalha em Lisboa, Portugal, quando percebeu que estava sem energia elétrica. “Pensei que fosse uma queda local e, portanto, algo temporário, que duraria apenas alguns minutos”, contou. “Porém, comecei a receber mensagens informando que o problema afetava todo o país e talvez até outros.
Blackout in Iberia: Is Europe Prepared for Future Crises?

1 month ago | medscape.com | Tatum Anderson

It was after 11 AM on what would otherwise have been a normal Monday morning. Tiago Villanueva, a general practitioner (GP), was preparing to go to his clinic in Lisbon, Portugal, when he realized he had no power. “I thought it was like a local power outage; so temporary and would last for a few minutes,” he said. “But I started seeing messages that this was apparently something nationwide, then actually international?
Os médicos estão usando a IA de forma cada vez mais criativa - e isso é bom

2 months ago | portugues.medscape.com | Tatum Anderson

A inteligência artificial (IA) tem ganhado espaço na prática médica, com profissionais explorando seu uso em diferentes contextos. “Eu uso [a IA generativa] o tempo todo”, disse ao Medscape o Dr. Mohamed Elsabbagh, endocrinologista vinculado ao Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, na Inglaterra.
Doctors Are Getting Creative With AI

2 months ago | medscape.com | Tatum Anderson

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more embedded in the work life of some physicians who are taking the initiative to test its use in various scenarios. “I use [generative AI] all the time,” Mohamed Elsabbagh, MBBCh, endocrinology consultant with Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, Huddersfield, England, told Medscape Medical News.
Doctors Are Getting Creative With AI

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Tatum Anderson

16 hours ago Nvidia’s new Llama-3.1 Nemotron Ultra outperforms DeepSeek R1 at half the size Even as Meta fends off questions and criticisms of its new Llama 4 model family, graphics processing unit (GPU) master Nvidia has released a new, fully open source large language model (LLM) based on Meta’s older model Llama-3.1-405B-Instruct model and it’s claiming near top performance on a … 3 hours ago Trump signs executive order to boost U.S. coal industry, in part to fuel artificial intelligence...
NHS Tech Transformation: Efficiency Boost or Costly Venture?

Feb 11, 2025 | medscape.co.uk | Tatum Anderson

The UK government is consulting on a new 10-year Health Plan. The strategy, expected in the first half of 2025, aims to make the NHS fit for the future. Technological transformation is expected to be a central pillar of the plan. The consultation follows a report by Lord Darzi at the end of last year, which described the NHS as being in a "critical condition".
International healthcare and technology - what’s next?

Nov 4, 2024 | itij.com | Tatum Anderson

Check any list of trends for the future of healthcare technologies, and artificial intelligence (AI), robotic surgery, wearable technologies, and telehealth appear, alongside 3D-printed organs, biologics, personalised medicine and many others. Their development is driven by changing demographics, lingering Covid-19 affects, widespread labour shortages and escalating costs.
Travelling for the best treatment

May 31, 2024 | itij.com | Tatum Anderson

According to Capgemini’s World Wealth Report 2023, poor macroeconomic conditions since the pandemic mean the number of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) – those with liquid assets of US$1 million or more – has actually dropped to 21.7 million. North America has the most HNWIs with 7.4 million, followed by Asia Pacific with 7.1 million. Europe has 5.6 million, and the Middle East 0.9 million.
How can businesses contain spiralling medical expenses?

May 1, 2024 | itij.com | Tatum Anderson

Healthcare costs have shot up across Europe in recent years. “We have observed significant cost escalations in several European countries, such as Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Greece, to mention a few,” said Eugenia Guskova, Head of Global Medical Network at AP Companies Global Solutions, which maintains a network of 80,000 healthcare providers and suppliers.