Artificial Intelligence used in Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Industry: A Review

  • Sourajyoti Goswami
  • Mohit Kumar Singh
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Abstract

The pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors have transformed thanks to AI, which has sped up innovation and efficiency in many areas. By anticipating prospective medication candidates and modeling their interactions with biological systems, AI quickens the procedure for finding and creating novel medications. Through tailored treatment, early illness diagnosis, and increased diagnostic precision, AI-driven data analysis improves patient care. Robotic surgery technologies driven by AI increase operation accuracy. Predictive analytics reduces medicine shortages and waste in the pharmaceutical supply chain. AI is essential in medication safety monitoring because it can spot possible problems. Virtual health assistants powered by AI offer round-the-clock assistance and information, while chatbots simplify arranging appointments and making medical questions. However, data privacy, legal compliance, and ethical issues still need to be addressed. The increasing convergence of AI and these industries has enormous potential to transform healthcare delivery and pharmaceutical innovation

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Sourajyoti Goswami, & Mohit Kumar Singh. (2023). Artificial Intelligence used in Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Industry: A Review. International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and Technology, 428–438. https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-12471

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