Fujifilm Opens NURA Bangkok Clinic Using AI for Cancer and Heart Disease Preventive Screening
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Fujifilm has opened the NURA Bangkok Clinic, featuring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology to screen for cancer and heart disease.
The news report states that non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as cancer remain a major health problem today. Early-stage screening therefore helps detect risks before the diseases become more severe.
Preventive examination is a test to check the body's risks before any abnormal symptoms appear. This approach has attracted growing interest from people who want to continuously take care of their own health.
At present, there are no further details about service fees, examination procedures, or official service hours. Those interested can follow up for more information directly with the clinic.
Sources: สยามรัฐ
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