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Missouri hospital partners with professor to study AI kidney matching | Health IT

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Casey Canfield, PhD, a professor at Rolla-based Missouri University of Science and Technology, is partnering with SSM Health St. Louis University Hospital to study how artificial intelligence could help match kidney donors with recipients, St. Louis NPR reported Dec. 27.

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Missouri hospital partners with professor to study AI kidney matching | Health IT

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