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- 1AI systems increasingly deciding who gets medical care●AI is deciding whether or not people receive medical care
Health insurers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to determine whether patients receive coverage for medical care, according to a Vox report. The practice, already in use by major insurers serving Medicare Advantage and other plans, is drawing criticism from doctors and patient advocates who argue algorithms can wrongly deny needed treatment and are pushing for stronger regulation and oversight.
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Supplement manufacturer Vox Nutrition has announced the launch of a new and improved NAD+ formula. The company, which produces private-label nutritional supplements, says the updated product targets the growing consumer interest in NAD+, a molecule linked to cellular energy and ageing. Details on pricing, availability and how the formula differs from previous versions were not included in the announcement.
- 3Live auction shopping apps criticized as gambling-like●Live auctions are turning shopping into gambling https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.vox. com/podcasts/504440/live-auctio
A Vox podcast episode examines live auction platforms such as Whatnot, where hosts stream real-time sales of trading cards and collectibles. Critics argue the fast-paced bidding format, including group 'card breaks,' makes shopping feel addictive and similar to gambling. The discussion is prompting debate about how these platforms hook buyers and whether the booming live-commerce market needs scrutiny.
- 4New VOX Detroit Launches to Amplify Vocal Artists●New VOX Detroit aims to amplify the city’s vocal artists
A new initiative called VOX Detroit has launched with the aim of amplifying the city's vocal artists, according to the Detroit Free Press. Details about its founders, programs, or funding are not yet available. The project highlights Detroit's ongoing effort to support and showcase local vocal talent across the city's music scene.