Editorial

AI is taking over many areas of the healthcare business, such as diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and delegating tasks, causing providers to reconsider their cloud strategies . However, using artificial intelligence also brings new risks related to data management, protection, and

The recent shortage of radioisotopes has sparked an outcry from medical professionals, who are warning about a looming public health crisis. Nuclear medicine is critical to the detection and treatment of various cancers, and hospitals around the UK are concerned about the pressure this will put on

Artificial intelligence is a vast, complex scientific development encompassing natural language processing, chatbots, machine learning, and deep learning algorithms. These algorithms can improve disparate aspects of patient care. Many think using technology is challenging for the older generation.