Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a way for doctors to keep an eye on their patients' health. Imagine wearing a smartwatch that checks your heart rate and sends the information to your doctor. That's a simple example of RPM. It uses gadgets like heart monitors, smartwatches, and even apps on your phone to collect health data such as your heart rate, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels. This information is then sent over the internet to your healthcare provider, who can check it no matter where you are.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is having a game-changing impact on public health. AI has many practical uses such as disease surveillance and early warning systems, predictive modeling, personalized health guidance, and efficient public health data analysis. It helps identify health trends and patterns, optimize health resource allocation, and enhance health interventions and treatments, including vaccine development and precision medicine.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving field that has captured the attention of researchers, businesses, and the general public alike. However, there is much debate over how AI differs from human intelligence. Can AI truly replicate human intelligence? This is a hot topic in both the scientific and philosophical communities.

Imagine a future in which medical diagnoses are made accurately and lightning-fast, and treatment plans are tailored to the individual patient. Artificial Intelligence is making such a future possible.

Robots in the medical field are transforming how surgeries are performed, streamlining supply delivery and disinfection, and freeing up time for providers to engage with patients. Well, the idea of robotics in Healthcare is not a new thing- it's here from late 1980 when the first robots in the medical field offered surgical assistance via robotic arm technologies.

The arrival of machine learning (ML) and its associated abilities have created numerous possibilities for intelligent intervention, which, if leveraged perfectly, can significantly help in treating rare diseases. Want to know how? keep reading.

Cancer is the deathly disease of all, it doesn't matter what type of malignancy it is. In 2018 alone, 9.6 million people have died worldwide because of cancer.

Artificial Intelligence is ready to become a life-changing force in Healthcare. How AI-driven tools can affect health providers and patients?