Unlocking Health with AI (You DO NOT WANT to miss)

Let’s get back to the time when Elon Musk, the  legendary future-man, once said. Well, there might be some of his disciples busy marking his  words, but besides this horrible claim, what good aspects of the AI he missed? What we are going to  discover in this video is quite the opposite of danger. Yes! Today, I am going to show you how AI  is revolutionizing the Healthcare system and what miracles it has brought to the world and many more  coming in the near future! So stick around guys, because

you are going to learn everything  important, and also proving Elon wrong finally. So, what revolution are you all expecting  the AI to make in the healthcare system, huh? Jot your ideas down and just follow me! But before we go into details about all the revolutions AI is bringing or has already bought  into our healthcare system, it’s crucial to realize what limitations and challenges already  exist in the system that AI can resolve for us. Well, we all know that access to quality  healthcare

has always been a basic challenge for all areas and for countries that are  underdeveloped. This is mainly because of the high costs associated with some medication  which subsequently leave a financial burden on the healthcare system. If this wasn’t enough,  the issue of healthcare provider shortages makes the system even more challenging. This  not only leaves the already barren hospitals more barren with staff but also paves the way  for potential harms like inefficient treatment, which also

proves the old saying “A little  knowledge is a dangerous thing” totally right! So with these challenges in mind, what do you  all think is going to make healthcare more accessible, fair, and complete everywhere? The answer is not a human being for sure! Then? Okay! We are left with only one option, and that is AI. To start, I would like to ask you a question. How much time does it take a doctor to diagnose  your disease? Quite long, right? You have to go through a lot of testing and whatnot, a

nd still  sometimes that even without diagnosing the disease accurately. So, what if I tell you there is an AI,  diagnosing your disease in a matter of seconds, and that is 100 percent accurate as well? YES!  You heard that right! But how does it do it? AI algorithms can analyze a range of information  including 2D/3D imaging, bio-signals, vital signs, demographic data, medical history, and laboratory  test results. This advanced technology empowers healthcare providers to make decisions regardi

ng  patient care. By processing and interpreting this amount of data AI significantly enhances  prediction accuracy, speed, and efficiency in the diagnostic process. It doesn’t stop here. One of the benefits of AI in diagnostics  lies in its capacity to analyze images, such as X-rays, MRIs, ultrasounds, CT scans,  and DXAs. It assists healthcare professionals in identifying and diagnosing diseases. Now, if we could just fit this AI in those parts of the world where healthcare  professionals are

fewer or they don’t have the necessary knowledge to diagnose a disease  correctly. It will just solve a lot of problems. AI’s effects are more far-reaching than we can  ever imagine. It has brought about a revolution in the field of drug discovery through its  use of modeling. This enables it to quickly identify drugs, saving a lot of time and money.  By analyzing datasets with the help of AI we have seen advancements like the creation of a new drug  molecule for obsessive-compulsive disorder an

d repurposing existing drugs for diseases such as  ALS. The continuous impact that AI is having on this industry holds promise, for speeding up the  development of treatments and therapies completely transforming the pharmaceutical field. The AI keeps on surprising us at every turn that we take. In another wonderful way, AI  is revolutionizing the healthcare system by its integration into Remote Patient Monitoring. It’s  like you don’t have to travel long distances to reach the hospitals. This i

s especially the case  in areas where hospitals are less or very far. Also, it can be seen how AI is enhancing patient  care, improving efficiency, and enabling early intervention. By continuously analyzing  vast patient data, including vital signs, AI algorithms play a crucial role in the early  detection of health deterioration, alerting healthcare providers to subtle deviations from  established baselines. This proactive approach not only enhances patient care but also reduces  hospitalizatio

ns and improves patient outcomes. AI’s role in personalized treatment plans  and predictive analytics further elevates patient care quality, promoting medication  adherence and empowering patients to take an active role in their healthcare. AI health miracles are expanding day by day. Now that we have Robot Doctors,  what else would the health department need? However, these are not the humanoid  droids portrayed in science fiction films; they are sophisticated and intelligent machines  designed

for specific tasks. In 2017, a robot in China successfully passed the medical licensing  exam, relying solely on its AI capabilities. During the same year, the first semi-automated  surgical robot was employed to delicately suture blood vessels as narrow as 0.03 mm. Presently, state-of-the-art hospitals are teeming with intelligent machines. Surgical robots exhibit  precision that rivals the most skilled surgeons, while a Chinese robot dentist, equipped with  AI, can autonomously perform intric

ate dental procedures. Additionally, intelligent robots  serve as transport units and provide recovery and consultation support. While most of these robots  are not entirely autonomous, they hold immense potential to revolutionize medical procedures. Most people imagine keeping their personal doctors or health assistants, but they just can’t keep  one because of the cost related to it, or even if they can afford it, there are not many assistants  available. But this shouldn’t be an issue anymore

as we have the powerful AIs around the corner. The rise of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) and advanced AI has led to a range  of consumer-focused products that aim to improve well-being. In recent years we’ve seen the  introduction of apps wearable devices and discreet monitors that consistently gather data and monitor  vital signs. These gadgets utilize the collected information to provide recommendations to address  any abnormalities. The majority of these devices store data either loc

ally or in cloud storage,  allowing medical professionals to access it and incorporate it into a patient’s records. What we have discussed so far is just the tip of the iceberg. In the coming years, we are going to  witness breathtaking technologies taking place in the healthcare system. Now, you might be guessing  what these technologies can be. Let me give you a short tour of the future of healthcare with AI. Medical companies are going to use AI to improve patient engagement in a new way. We

know that  chatbots are not a new thing, but using these to engage with patients and provide exact answers  to their queries is just another thing, my friend. It’s also expected that medical companies start  providing Clinical Trials while taking AI in the loop. This will enhance how we timely produce  vaccines and medicines for the novel diseases that are going to appear in the future. As  we know AI is something that works really quickly, so it won’t be a problem if we are  attacked by another

pandemic like Covid-19. AI is also set to revolutionize healthcare  by triaging patients, which rules out the formability to diagnose the disease of a  potential patient. How is it so? The AI will learn from the patient’s history, symptoms,  and a lot more things. This will make the doctors learn about the specific problem with the  patient and ultimately provide treatment on time. Right before we jump into the last one,  if you made it this far, make sure to like and subscribe for more content

like this. AI proves to be an amazing tool in the field of telemedicine and post-hospital discharge patient  assessment. Now, rather than requiring patients to visit the hospital for check-ups, individuals can  complete questionnaires, and AI-driven wearable devices are capable of alerting medical staff,  whether it’s for an in-person appointment or in response to a critical health situation. As we reach the end of this video, I would like to pay tribute to the exceptional  miracles AI has brou

ght to our world where novel diseases are rampantly making our lives hard. To  all those people and areas of the world, where the basic right to health has been a challenge, AI  has provided valuable assets that can make lives better. It’s not very far that one day we will see  AI taking control of our whole health system and making it reach the highest levels possible. Do you think the AI will replace doctors? Let us know in the comments below! Also, don’t miss our video over here!