In this episode of The Med AI Capsule, we dive into how AI is transforming diagnosis, medical education, and specialist workflows. We look at Microsoft’s new MAI-DxO benchmark, designed to evaluate clinical reasoning under cost constraints—offering a fresh lens on diagnostic AI in high-stakes settings.

We also cover Mayo Clinic’s StateViewer, an AI tool that classifies nine dementia types with a single scan, and explore how China’s Guangdong Medical University is pioneering AI medical education through immersive, large-model-powered platforms.

Plus, we discuss new studies on interpretable AI for Crohn’s disease detection, and how extracurricular education can bridge the AI literacy gap for pre-med students. Tune in for insight into how diagnostic precision, educational reform, and transparent AI design are shaping tomorrow’s care.

Note: This audio podcast is an extension of The Med AI Capsule newsletter by Dr Avneesh Khare. You can explore more at www.medaicapsule.in.

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