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The ethics-driven data governance framework for health-based AI (EDG-AI4H): an integrated approach for empowering explainable AI in health insurance risk prediction in Iran

Rezvan Rahimi
Dec 2026 · Dialogues in Health · 0 citations · 22 references
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