To clear the air of any miscommunications, artificial intelligence in medical diagnostics refers to the use of smart algorithms that learn from data. This includes patient records, genetics, medical imaging, and real-time vital stats. All of this is vital to make or assist in clinical decisions. Furthermore, these systems do a lot more than just support doctors. As they amplify human ability to detect, predict, and also act. Take into context AI for early cancer detection helping the radiologists flag tumors at an early stage. During this phase the treatment success is significantly higher.
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