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When new technology is developed, even one that seems revolutionary or inevitable, skepticism is normal. John A. Hovanesian, MD, FACS, remembers the initial rollout of self-driving cars and some of the disaster stories he saw in the early days after that technology became available to the public. However, he told Healio | OSN — as he headed to the office in a self-driving car —
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