The average doctor visit fails patients. Here's how AI can fix that

In the fall of 1975, I entered medical school with ninety other students, most of us fresh out of college. We were an idealistic lot. Marcus Welby, M.D., about the kind family doctor with the ultimate bedside manner, was the hot medical TV show at the time, and Dr. Kildare reruns were still showing frequently. It was a simpler world of medicine--one with time to have a genuine relationship with patients. There were few medical procedures or fancy scans (beyond X-rays) or lab tests that could be ordered.