Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Disease prediction and Biomedical Research Rising opportunities in Health care Industry
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Abstract
Artificial intelligence has proved to play an important role in health care industry due to its primary capability behind development of precision medicine widely agreed to be direly needed advancements in care. Even though early efforts of providing diagnosis, management and treatment recommendations have proven challenging, the opportunities are high as AI shall ultimately master that domain as well. AI has proven to be very beneficial for radiological analysis of brain, speech and hearing, biomedical information processing, biomedical research, natural language processing, diagnosis and treatment of blood borne bacterial infections, bladder volume prediction, epileptic seizures, and management of dementia. It is interesting to understand that AI will not replace human
clinicians completely, but may augment their efforts to take proper care of patients. In future, health care providers may move towards tasks and human skills that are required like empathy, persuasion and big picture integration, else they may lose their jobs over time, if do not work alongside artificial intelligence
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