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Medical Affairs Teams Pay a "Tool-Switching Tax" for Fragmented AI

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As AI tools spread across medical affairs workflows, AINGENS CEO Ome Ogbru warns that disconnected systems can increase cognitive load, weaken traceability, and make regulated scientific work harder to govern, audit, and defend.

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Medical Affairs Teams Pay a "Tool-Switching Tax" for Fragmented AI

As AI tools spread across medical affairs workflows, AINGENS CEO Ome Ogbru warns that disconnected systems can increase cognitive load, weaken traceability, and make regulated scientific work harder to govern, audit, and defend.

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