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3 October 2019Big PharmaRory O'Neill

Novartis and Microsoft to collaborate on AI in medicine

Novartis has teamed with Microsoft to launch a new artificial intelligence (AI) innovation lab, which it says has the potential to “transform” and “reimagine” medicine.

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