Artificial Intelligence for Chronic Disease Screening in Latin America and the Caribbean: The Diagnostic Potential of Digital Health.

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Title: Artificial Intelligence for Chronic Disease Screening in Latin America and the Caribbean: The Diagnostic Potential of Digital Health.
Authors: Rios-Garcia, Wagner1,2 wagner16rg@gmail.com, Sofía, Fontana3, Silva-Jiménez, Sashenka4,5, Banegas-Báez, Daniel4,5, Rios-Garcia, Alondra A.1
Source: Journal of Medical Systems. 6/16/2025, Vol. 49 Issue 1, p1-4. 4p.
Subjects: Policy sciences, Cardiovascular diseases, Artificial intelligence, Digital health, Health policy, Diabetic retinopathy, Breast tumors, Chronic diseases, Medical screening, Public health, Health equity, Tuberculosis
Geographic Terms: Latin America
Abstract: The article discusses how artificial intelligence can improve screening and early detection of chronic diseases in Latin America and the Caribbean, despite challenges like limited infrastructure and workforce shortages. Topics include successful AI applications in healthcare, regional barriers to implementation; and policy strategies for effective adoption.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:The article discusses how artificial intelligence can improve screening and early detection of chronic diseases in Latin America and the Caribbean, despite challenges like limited infrastructure and workforce shortages. Topics include successful AI applications in healthcare, regional barriers to implementation; and policy strategies for effective adoption.
ISSN:01485598
DOI:10.1007/s10916-025-02218-8