by CNBC
Chatbots that analyze users’ symptoms and offer advice are all the rage in Silicon Valley.
But I had never actually used one — until Northern California-based hospital chain Sutter Health gave me early access to a new service they’ve developed with Ada Health, a European tech company that is bringing its symptom-checking software to the United States.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif.--Scout by Sutter Health™, a digital wellness tool for teens and young adults, is named Best Apps and Software in Health, Wellness and Fitness at the 28th Annual Webby Awards. The Webby Awards, presented by the International Academy of Digital...