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Diabetes management in the era of artificial intelligence
11 Department of Internal Medicine and Diabetes Centre, Tzaneio General Hospital of Piraeus, Piraeus, Greece.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence is growing quickly, and its application in the global diabetes pandemic has the potential to completely change the way this chronic illness is identified and treated. Machine learning methods have been used to construct algorithms supporting predictive models for the risk of getting diabetes or its complications. Social media and Internet forums also increase patient participation in diabetes care. Diabetes resource usage optimisation has benefited from technological improvements. As a lifestyle therapy intervention, digital therapies have made a name for themselves in the treatment of diabetes. Artificial intelligence will cause a paradigm shift in diabetes care, moving away from current methods and toward the creation of focused, data-driven precision treatment.
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