Everyone’s talking about how AI can change how we live our lives and make things just a bit easier for us, including in medicine. One of those potential areas is in radiology, where research is being carried out about how AI could help in different areas such as diagnoses as well as to generate datasets. But does this necessarily mean AI will take over the role of our doctors? Here to offer some insights into what AI can offer in radiology and medicine as a whole, is Dr Evelyn Ho, consultant clinical radiologist and the immediate past-president of the Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology.


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Everyone’s talking about how AI can change how we live our lives and make things just a bit easier for us, including in medicine. One of those potential areas is in radiology, where research is being carried out about how AI could help in different areas such as diagnoses as well as to generate datasets. But does this necessarily mean AI will take over the role of our doctors? Here to offer some insights into what AI can offer in radiology and medicine as a whole, is Dr Evelyn Ho, consultant clinical radiologist and the immediate past-president of the Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology. Image Credit: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/mri-spine-xray-back-lumen-medical-1628153911">Shutterstock</a>

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