Sztuczna inteligencja jako sojusznik w walce z cukrzycą: nowoczesne strategie leczenia

Autorzy

Agnieszka Sawina - Studenckie Koło Naukowe im. Zbigniewa Religii przy Katedrze Biofizyki w Zabrzu, Wydział Nauk Medycznych w Zabrzu, Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny w Katowicach; Sara Rakotoaeison ; Martyna Nowak; Michał Tutaj; Konrad Gigoń; Joanna Jureczko

Słowa kluczowe:

AI, cukrzyca, leczenie, technologia

Streszczenie

Artykuł skupia się na omówieniu roli sztucznej inteligencji (ang. Artificial Intelligence - AI) jako innowacyjnego sojusznika w dziedzinie medycyny, szczególnie w kontekście walki z cukrzycą (ang. Diabetes Mellitus - DM). Nowoczesne strategie leczenia, które wykorzystują zaawansowane technologie oparte na AI do doskonalenia diagnostyki, personalizacji terapii oraz monitorowania pacjentów z cukrzycą są coraz bardziej cenione. Artykuł przedstawia różnorodne aspekty zastosowania AI oraz podaje przykłady systemów i algorytmów, które mogą zostać wykorzystane do samodzielnego leczenia i kontroli cukrzycy. Systemy monitorowania zdrowia oparte na technologii noszonych urządzeń integrujących dane z czujników AI w celu ścisłego monitorowania poziomu glukozy, aktywności fizycznej i innych parametrów również wiele wnoszą do nowego, rozwijającego się podejścia do leczenia cukrzycy. Te zaawansowane strategie w praktyce klinicznej podkreślają ogromny potencjał AI do poprawy skuteczności leczenia DM, minimalizacji ryzyka powikłań oraz zwiększenia jakości życia pacjentów.  Konieczność etycznego i bezpiecznego wykorzystania tych technologii, a także dalszy rozwój badań w celu doskonalenia narzędzi opartych na AI w obszarze medycyny pozostaje ważną kwestią, o której stale należy pamiętać .



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