Can an AI chatbot help women recognize heart disease?

Researchers developed an AI chatbot to teach women about heart disease risks and atypical symptoms. The application uses a curated medical database to answer questions in everyday language. A clinical trial is now testing whether this conversational tool improves patient knowledge and prompt emergency care.

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