Nolla Health, a healthcare startup, said it has launched a pilot service in Utah that lets users scan their faces through its app, with an AI system assessing acne severity and issuing prescriptions on its own. The rollout starts with physician oversight. For the first 100 patients, any AI-generated prescription must be approved by two doctors. That supervision will then be eased gradually as the pilot moves forward. The update was cited by Techub News, which referenced The Verge AI.
Nolla Health, a healthcare startup, has launched a pilot service in Utah that allows users to scan their faces through its app, after which an AI system evaluates the severity of acne and generates prescriptions on its own.
The program begins under physician oversight. For the first 100 patients, AI-issued prescriptions must be approved by two doctors. That review process will be relaxed step by step afterward.
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