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Medical AI: Education and Career Choices
Artificial intelligence (AI) is facilitating dramatic changes in healthcare – from more precise diagnoses to personalised therapies. As AI makes delivery of care become more efficient, corresponding reduction in costs follows.
Amidst this AI-driven transformation in healthcare, attention has focused on the need to have more professionals with adequate training and know-how when it comes to expanding applications of AI in medicine. A good way to start will be to integrate specialised AI courses in medical training and education.
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