Artificial intelligence is transforming health care across Asia, fuelled by innovative public-private sector R&D and a focus on domestic health-care burdens

"By 2030, the World Health Organization estimates that Asia will require 12 million more health-care professionals," says Claire Beatty, editor of the report. "Without AI technologies for increasing capacity, systems simply will not cope. The combination of government goal-setting and private sector R&D is a really promising development for health-care innovation." "By 2030, the World Health Organization estimates thatAsiawill require 12 million more health-care professionals," says ...

SINGAPORE, 15/10/2019 (informazione.it - comunicati stampa - information technology)

"Potential applications of AI technology in health care continue to increase;" says Haifeng Wang, chief technology officer at Baidu, "From medical imaging analysis to assisted clinical decision-making; from hospital workflow management to health management outside hospitals; and from empowering doctors to empowering pharmaceutical companies. AI developments make high-quality medical resources more accessible, increase resource-sharing, and improve the efficiency of diagnosis and treatments."