<ul><li>AI is reshaping medicine and diagnostics, particularly in medical imaging analysis, pathology and lab diagnostics, predictive analytics, personalized treatment plans, and virtual health assistants.</li><li>AI models have shown higher accuracy and consistency in identifying breast cancer in mammograms and diagnosing skin conditions. These advancements are being tested in low-resource settings where access to specialists is limited.</li><li>However, there are challenges in terms of regulatory constraints, interpretability of AI models, and ethical concerns regarding patient consent, data privacy, and accountability in medical decisions.</li><li>To realize the full potential of AI in healthcare, interdisciplinary solutions incorporating computer science, medicine, law, and ethics are necessary.</li><li>Investment in infrastructure, internet connectivity, and training is crucial for achieving global equity in AI access.</li><li>The impact of AI in healthcare will depend on our values, policies, and how we choose to utilize it, which will shape the future of human health.</li></ul>

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