"Fares Better" sounds unscientific and very much like click bait

In cases where the numbers suggest that the average treated person "Fares better" than barely over 50% of the control group, or when effects are inconsistent, readers may not interpret the effects as profound.

Providing real numbers that are easily understandable, rather than evocative descriptions, allows readers to form their own conclusions about the results.

It says that doctors could predict accurately if a patient would die after surgery 60% of the time, and AI 85% of the time.