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HLTH 2024 in 2 Minutes: The top stories
Author(s)Ron Southwick
The health conference in Las Vegas was heavy on AI, but it offered sessions on a variety of topics.
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Over four days, thousands of healthcare leaders attended the HLTH conference in Las Vegas.
The health technology event continues to grow in popularity. Analysts expected that AI would be the dominant topic, and those projections proved to be accurate.
But the event covered a host of topics, including the cost of care, access, mental health telehealth, the 2024 election, and more.
Here’s a two-minute video review of the HLTH conference.
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