HEALTHSTORY 824· JULY 15, 2026

Mayo Clinic faces whistleblower lawsuit over AI deployment ethics

A lawsuit filed by a former health-system employee claims she lost her job after raising concerns about how artificial intelligence was being used in patient care. The legal term for that kind of case is a whistleblower

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