- About 1.3 billion people are expected to suffer from diabetes by the middle of the century. This number reaches 5 billion when people are included before diabetes. Artificial intelligence now allows people with diabetes to know the installation of their food – and the response of sugar in its potential blood. Soon, they will be allowed to predict the diseases they will face in the future, and take early measures to avoid them.
Artificial intelligence will play an increasing role in preventing diseases and treating them related to diabetes-especially in areas with populations with lifestyle-like population such as the Middle East-a committee of health industry leaders luckThe most powerful international conference for women in Riyadh.
“The numbers are amazing. We will have 1.3 billion people [around the globe] With diabetes by 2050 and about three times this number will suffer from diabetes. […] “More than 5 billion people, or half of the world’s population, will be insulin.
“The good news is that we have all the tools that we need today to help make the world in good health,”
Olfat Berro, head of the Middle East region at Roche Pharmaceuticals, noted that in the future, the predictive power of Amnesty International, which is fed by genetic stereotyping data, will allow more diseases and even prevent them in diabetics.
“We see the repercussions of this epidemic on other health factors, such as, for example, on the eyesight and the challenges that patients may face in the future,” Peru said. “One of the very important aspects … is how we can use technology to really understand what changes are, for example, in the eyes that we can predict what diseases can be, and at the same time, we can intervene early.”
To build a blood sugar control app – which does not require a screen – AI was harvested from a study that included 1022 various participants, allowing it to build a prediction engine. Hashemi said that with more dedicated data from one person – get rid of genetic data, lifestyle information, and health standards – you can now “predict your future health.”
The Arriving of Such Ai Health Monitoring –and the Information IT Provides-Cell Help Prevent A Future in Which Half of the World’s Population is Diabetic or Pre-Diabetic, Suggested Leah Cotterill, Cigna Healthcare’s CEO of Middle East and Africa (Outside Saudi arabia).
She said, “One may hope, with education and with wonderful artificial intelligence tools and pharmaceutical preparations as well, you will be able to decrease in this curve, instead of seeing this height to some extent,” she said.
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