Revolutionizing Healthcare with AI

• Researchers in Singapore were tasked with using AI to slow down or stop the worsening of diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol in patients with all three chronic diseases.
• The goal is to reduce the number of these patients by 20% in five years to ease the burden on Singapore's healthcare system.
• Major complications for these patients include cardiovascular disease and renal failure.
• The research challenge is part of the National Research Foundation's effort to boost the use of AI in Singapore.
• Three projects have been shortlisted to receive up to $5 million each to develop their products in the next two years.
• The first project aims to gather and analyze local healthcare data to enable predictive care for people predisposed to 3H.
• The second project aims to develop an automatic food and nutrient intake logging, analysis, and coaching system to allow patients to monitor their health.
• The third project aims to identify people predisposed to 3H based on behavioural patterns and health symptoms to allow early medical interventions.
• The projects involve collaborations between various universities, healthcare providers, and government initiatives.
• The use of AI in healthcare has the potential to improve health and contribute to the transformation of healthcare delivery.

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