Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Sciences

Abstract “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” – the word has proven itself not only in engineering and technology but also in health care and medicine. In this article, we are going to focus on how AI is applicable to research, medical field, and in biomedical sciences. This narrative review delves into the various applications of artificial intelligence in the domain of biomedical sciences. The primary aim of AI is to create a machine that can mimic human intellect. Biomedical sciences is a group of studies that employ elements of natural science or perhaps both to generate information, therapies, or technology to be used in public health and health care. In this article, we will concentrate on how AI will be used in the healthcare business as we continue to observe digital technologies transforming the ways people seek help and healthcare professionals provide services. In health care, AI and robotics are quickly advancing, notably for early diagnosis and medicinal applications. To be successful in improving health care, AI must be completely incorporated into clinician workflows, allowing them to focus on patient engagement. The importance of AI technologies in improving a wide range of human attempts cannot be overestimated; hence, efforts must be made to encourage its usage in biochemistry, biomedical sciences, and other fields. In biomedicine, AI is the use of software and complicated algorithm structures to mimic human intellect in the interpretation of composite medical data.

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Journal of Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences University
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/jdmimsu.jdmimsu_34_24
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Abstract “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” – the word has proven itself not only in engineering and technology but also in health care and medicine. In this article, we are going to focus on how AI is applicable to research, medical field, and in biomedical sciences. This narrative review delves into the various applications of artificial intelligence in the domain of biomedical sciences. The primary aim of AI is to create a machine that can mimic human intellect. Biomedical sciences is a group of studies that employ elements of natural science or perhaps both to generate information, therapies, or technology to be used in public health and health care. In this article, we will concentrate on how AI will be used in the healthcare business as we continue to observe digital technologies transforming the ways people seek help and healthcare professionals provide services. In health care, AI and robotics are quickly advancing, notably for early diagnosis and medicinal applications. To be successful in improving health care, AI must be completely incorporated into clinician workflows, allowing them to focus on patient engagement. The importance of AI technologies in improving a wide range of human attempts cannot be overestimated; hence, efforts must be made to encourage its usage in biochemistry, biomedical sciences, and other fields. In biomedicine, AI is the use of software and complicated algorithm structures to mimic human intellect in the interpretation of composite medical data.

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