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How AI can help personalise and predict health care

How AI can help personalise and predict health care

Indian Express18-05-2025
In this episode of Our Own Devices, our host Nandagopal Rajan, COO, The Indian Express Online is joined by Kalavathi GV, Executive Director & Head, Global Development Center, Siemens Healthineers. Our guest today, explores the connection between AI and Healthcare. She explains how artificial intelligence has the power to enable diagnosis during early onset of a disease and how it can empower the health care professionals and physicians to focus on the patient and the treatment more than anything else. She also shares how digital twinning can make a person understand how a disease will impact them in the long run. To learn how AI can aid in the world of healthcare and make sure it reaches more and more people, tune into today's episode of Our Own Devices with Nandagopal Rajan.
Produced by Niharika Nanda
Edited and mixed by Suresh Pawar
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