Here’s the AI diagnosis: How the tech is being leveraged in M’sia’s public healthcare system


The adoption of AI is now broadening to public healthcare with the Health Ministry driving initiatives to use AI to detect diseases. — Image by freepik

A man in his 60s showed up for a routine health screening at a ­private hospital in Klang Valley last year. Despite being a smoker, he wasn’t displaying any ­symptoms that might have ­indicated a health issue.

On that day, he also underwent a chest X-ray augmented by artificial intelligence (AI) software, which was designed to detect subtle abnormalities that the human eye may sometimes overlook.

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