Category: AI IN HEALTH

Emotional intelligence (EQ) is the ability to perceive, understand, manage one’s own emotions and those of others, and use this information effectively in social relationships. Experts like Daniel Goleman, who popularized emotional intelligence, have explained it with five core components. Here are the details:

For instance, streetlights equipped with Li-Fi could illuminate cities while providing real-time data to autonomous vehicles. Japan’s NTT is already planning a Li-Fi-supported 6G pilot network for the 2025 Osaka World Expo.

Academic interest in this field is also growing. Universities are developing thought-based systems to help paralyzed patients communicate. For example, a Stanford University study showed participants typing up to 20 words per minute. This offers hope for individuals with physical disabilities.

Home Diagnosis and Treatment

Particularly, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered health devices are making diagnosis and treatment processes at home easier, improving patients’ quality of life. These devices play a …

Next-gen smartwatches use AI to analyze users’ daily activities, sleep patterns, and heart rates, providing personalized recommendations. For example, these watches no longer just count your steps but also evaluate how efficient those steps are.

A team led by Japan’s Okinawa Biotechnology Institute used CRISPR to integrate the jellyfish’s “FoxO” gene into human stem cells. The modified cells showed

As of 2025, this technology is revolutionizing chronic disease management. For diabetes patients, AI monitors blood sugar levels in real time, optimizing diet and medication doses

Antibiotic resistance is widely regarded as one of the most pressing challenges in modern medicine

Proteins are the “molecular machines” that enable our cells to function. However, a protein’s function depends on its structure.

Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Future of Medicine is Now Artificial intelligence is driving a profound transformation…

While these advancements improve healthcare quality, they also threaten the jobs of healthcare professionals