Haleon Leads Three British Companies Using AI in Healthcare
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Haleon, a global consumer healthcare company, is one of three British firms that are drawing attention for their work with artificial intelligence (AI) in the health sector. The company, which makes well-known over-the-counter products, has formed a partnership with Microsoft to use AI in its business.
Haleon says the partnership helps it improve how it develops new products. The company also uses AI to offer more personalised health products to customers who buy medicines and remedies without a prescription. This means that the technology can help match products to the needs of different people, rather than offering the same advice to everyone.
The report that highlights Haleon also names two other British AI healthcare stocks. Investors often follow this kind of list to see which companies are investing in new technology. However, the information in the report is limited, and it does not give detailed financial results for each firm.
For readers in the UK, the story shows how established companies are using AI in everyday healthcare. As more businesses adopt the technology, it is likely that people will see more personalised products and services in the coming years.
Sources: Simply Wall St
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