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Children's Hospital Los Angeles receives $2.8M for AI dosing prediction tech | Health IT

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Children’s Hospital Los Angeles received $2.8 million from the National Institutes of Health to use an artificial intelligence-based tool to help predict the optimal medication dosage that children in the ICU will need over time.

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Children's Hospital Los Angeles receives $2.8M for AI dosing prediction tech | Health IT

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