AI can tackle clinical trial challenges by reducing costs, shortening timeline for drug approval
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2023
- Artificial intelligence is changing the world, and the medical field will be no different, said experts. New technology such as AI can help to tackle the challenges of clinical trials by reducing the costs, identifying the patients who may benefit from a new drug, and shortening the timeline for drug approval, Professor Chng Wee Joo, senior principal investigator of the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore at the National University of Singapore, tells CNA’s Asia Now.
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- They do this by setting up subsidiaries in or moving headquarters to Singapore,
buying the chips, and then shipping them to China.
Was at sengkang hospital observing the robot barista making coffee!!
Eerie
Can you imagine everywhere
AI robots serving you??
SDP’s healthcare plan is a total affront to the current practise of commercialization of healthcare in Singapore. With no representation in parliament, it makes one wonder why they are putting so much effort - it can’t be, as they put it, for PAP to plagiarize their plans. Or perhaps, it could be an indication of their larger plans, both for Singapore and SDP in 2016.
While Singapore’s healthcare system is globally acclaimed, he highlighted that signs of strain are evident, urging an immediate response to these capacity issues, emphasizing the need to improve not just cost optimization but also service quality.
Jamus Lim
The motion, titled “That this House commits to supporting healthcare beyond the COVID-19 pandemic and the whole-of-Government efforts for consistent and sustainable support,” saw Members of Parliament speaking on Singapore’s healthcare system on its achievements and also on areas where it seems lacking.
It is also “widely known” that spending more on healthcare does not necessarily lead to better health outcomes, he added.
Taking a more engineering than an economist perspective, Assoc Prof Lim emphasized the importance of maintaining a certain level of redundancy in the healthcare system to handle potential crises.
What needs to be tackled is the huge number of opposition party members like pritam, lim tean, faisal and hsien yang involved in police probe for crimes like lying, breach of trust, stalking, etc.
Current AI is just information & knowledge fed by humans; AI cannot invent and cannot explain what humans do not know. It capabilities is still inside the human knowledge domain.
And I'm just supposed to believe the machine that these drugs are safe? Also why is it always about reducing costs with pharmaceutical companies? Didn't they make enough money off covid?