• Title of article

    Artificial intelligence (AI): cancer treatment revolution in India

  • Author/Authors

    Thakur ، Bhole KIIT Deemed to be University , Satpathy ، Ipseeta KIIT Deemed to be University , Patnaik ، B.C. KIIT Deemed to be University , Kumar ، Abhishek KIIT Deemed to be University

  • From page
    1089
  • To page
    1096
  • Abstract
    Cancer is well-recognized as a leading cause of morbidity and mortality on a worldwide scale. Significant progress has been made in the areas of screening, diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship in recent decades. Nevertheless, there are still obstacles to overcome in delivering individualized and data-driven healthcare. Artificial intelligence (AI), a subfield of computer science focused on prediction and automation, has emerged as a promising option for enhancing the healthcare journey and advancing precision in healthcare. The utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) in oncology encompasses several areas, such as enhancing cancer research, refining clinical practices (e.g., forecasting the correlation between numerous factors and outcomes, such as prognosis and response), and deepening our comprehension of tumor molecular biology. This study aims to explore the significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in cancer research within the Indian context. To fulfill the objective of this study, a diverse range of medical experts was taken into consideration, and the perspectives articulated by the participants are presented above. The study revealed that artificial intelligence (AI) assumes a significant role in the provision of health care services, particularly in the domain of cancer treatment.
  • Keywords
    AI , cancer , NFS , NMS , HSF , HSM
  • Journal title
    Eurasian Chemical Communications
  • Journal title
    Eurasian Chemical Communications
  • Record number

    2763716