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Medical experts discuss safety and uses of artificial intelligence in healthcare
Reported by Aditya Chauhan (Staff Writer) · The Hindu - Health ·
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Representative image · PexelsArtificial intelligence now plays a growing role in healthcare through drug and vaccine creation, medical scans, and clinical choices. These tools help research and patient care, but they also bring worries about patient safety, wrong or misleading facts, private data leaks, and possible misuse in biological studies. Ramya Kannan, Health Editor at The Hindu, talked about these issues with Dr. Abdul Ghafur, an infectious diseases expert at Apollo Hospitals in Chennai, during Episode 53 of Health Wrap. They talked about how AI can speed up medical studies and help doctors treat patients, while also noting that its limits and risks need close watch.
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