Improving human-AI chatbot interactions on health should be a research and health leadership priority
The future of AI in health isn’t just about better technology—it’s about better interactions. Learn why researchers and health leaders should prioritize improving how people use chatbots today.
Using AI chatbots for health questions: the who, what, and why
AI chatbots are increasingly shaping how people seek and act on health information. Based on a new survey of U.S. adults, this post explores who is using these tools, what questions they’re asking, and how it may influence health decisions.
Inspiring patterns in self-described exercise and use of wearable tech among a group of relatively healthy older American travelers
Older, active, and thriving: what’s keeping this group moving—and what’s holding some back
Ingredients were more important than Nutrition Facts labels for many in a group of relatively healthy older American travelers
Ingredients matter — to health, to habits, to who we become with age.
AI chatbot use to identify medication interactions really helped these travelers
Two older travelers turned to AI for health help—and it kept their trip on track.
What do a group of older American travelers think are high priorities for improving Americans’ health?
The high priorities to improve the health of Americans are to take actions to both improve our lifestyles through better exercise and nutrition (n=11), and expand access to health care to all Americans (n=10), say a group of travelers ages 63+