Government Pushes Medical AI and Precision Medicine Strategy, Targeting 3.5 Trillion Baht in Value
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The Thai government is promoting a strategy for medicine that uses artificial intelligence (Medical AI) and precision medicine, with a target of raising the value of this industry to 3.5 trillion baht, as reported by TV5 news.
Precision medicine is the treatment of diseases based on information specific to each individual, such as genetics, physical condition, and lifestyle habits. Medical AI, meanwhile, is the application of artificial intelligence technology to analyze medical data, helping doctors diagnose diseases and plan treatments more quickly and accurately.
This strategy aims to develop technology, personnel, and the country's medical data systems, so that people can access quality care and to support Thailand in becoming a regional hub for medicine and health. However, the details of the work plans and implementation steps for each period have not been fully disclosed in this report.
The promotion of this strategy is part of an economic development approach that uses innovation and advanced technology as its driving force. Those interested can follow the progress of related plans and policies through the responsible government agencies.
Sources: ททบ. 5
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