AI-Powered Digital Twins for Predictive Healthcare

Creating Virtual Replicas of Humans

Author: Balasubramaniam S. and Seifedine Kadry

AI-Powered Digital Twins for Predictive Healthcare

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"This book delves into the groundbreaking concept of AI-powered digital twins-virtual replicas of individuals that use real-time data, AI, and machine learning to predict health outcomes, simulate treatment scenarios, and personalize medical care"-- Provided by publisher.

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AI-powered digital twins for predictive healthcare may revolutionize monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment of health conditions. By leveraging AI, machine learning, and data, to utilizing wearable devices, medical imaging, genetic profiles, and clinical records, digital twins can simulate a wide range of health scenarios and predict outcomes with accuracy. This innovation allows for proactive, individualized care by forecasting disease risks, optimizing treatment plans, and enabling real-time health monitoring. AI-driven digital twins offer insights into how various treatments, environmental factors, and lifestyle changes might affect long-term health. As healthcare becomes data-driven, the potential of AI-powered digital twins to transform patient care may reduce hospital admissions, improve outcomes, and reshape the future of medicine. AI-Powered Digital Twins for Predictive Healthcare: Creating Virtual Replicas of Humans explores the science, technology, and real-world applications behind digital twins. It examines how these digital replicas are used for predictive healthcare, accelerating drug discovery, simulating surgical outcomes, and personalizing therapeutic interventions based on real-time, AI-driven insights. This book covers topics such as digital twins, healthcare monitoring, and ethics and law, and is a useful resource engineers, healthcare professionals, academicians, researchers, and scientists.