Some trends are better than others. We are not doctors, so self-diagnosis has it’s limits, bordering on dangerous.
Author: Heather Djunga
Artificial Intelligence is bringing results in many areas of healthcare and mental health is no exception.
Artificial Intelligence, or AI as we know it, wasn’t on the world’s radar when the Covid-19 pandemic rolled in. We simply didn’t think that computer technology could ever successfully give answers to some of medical science’s most compelling questions – ones which we as humans are unable to answer. Yet, it seems AI has taken a central position in medical circles in just a few years. This is because it is able to process enormous amounts of data, quicker than a human professional can! Data is fed into the intelligence system, and data is given out. This brilliant interplay of…
TB Infections rise again at a more alarming rate than ever. 13% alone in 20204. The UKHSA is raising the alarm.