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Feasibility Trial Explores AI Chatbot Support for Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Communication — What Urologists Need to Know

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4 May 2026

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A feasibility study at Cleveland Clinic explores whether AI chatbots can improve patient understanding of prostate cancer pathology results. The trial will assess ChatGPT's accuracy in helping 50 patients comprehend their diagnosis before clinical consultation.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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