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AI shifts healthcare focus towards predicting future disease risks

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by Magzter•15h ago•1 views•
AI shifts healthcare focus towards predicting future disease risks
Read this exciting story from The Business Guardian October 01, 2026 issue. Artificial intelligence (AI) models are increasingly being used to study how diseases may develop in the future, pointing to a shift in healthcare from identifying existing conditions to predicting possible health risks, according to a report by Longevitty.ai.
The report highlighted that scientists are using AI to look beyond individual health tests and understand how a person’s body may be changing over time. Instead of focusing only on whether a person currently has a particular condition, researchers ar... [728 chars]
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