At GITEX GLOBAL’s GITEX DIGI_HEALTH 5.0 in Dubai, healthcare leaders and innovators convened at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) to explore the impact of AI on healthcare.
The event showcased groundbreaking AI-driven solutions that are shaping the future of patient care, aligning with the UAE government’s vision to enhance the digital health ecosystem, which is projected to reach USD $487.30 million by year-end.
With an expected 20% of global healthcare spending directed toward AI healthcare investments, the event created an opportunity for industry leaders to discuss the transformation AI brings to healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
GITEX DIGI_HEALTH 5.0 featured prominent names such as Biogen, Roche, Sanofi, Microsoft, M42, and Lenovo, alongside renowned institutions like Samsung Medical Centre and Harvard Medical School, fostering discussions on the integration of technology in healthcare.
The role of robotics in healthcare technology was a significant focus. Denis Ledenkof, Founder of Robosculptor, demonstrated how AI-powered robotics are enhancing patient care through autonomous treatment platforms, stating: “AI is a powerful tool and is leading to better patient preferences. When it comes to robotic treatments, they help improve the experience of patients by just giving them access to a wider range of therapies as well as enhancing accessibility.”
Alex Aliper, Co-Founder and President of Insilico Medicine, explored the advancements in genomics, emphasizing how AI-driven precision medicine is revolutionizing treatment for previously untreatable diseases.
On the topic of neurology, Aneesh Singhal, M.D., Director of the Comprehensive Stroke Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, presented findings indicating that AI can lower the risk of vascular events in stroke patients by 25.6%. He noted the success of the Golden Bridge II trial, which highlighted the superiority of an AI-based clinical decision support system over standard care.
Jong-Soo Choi, Chief Technology Officer at Samsung Medical Centre, discussed innovations like Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and gene therapy, emphasizing their potential to drive healthcare advancements.
Dubai-based tech company Xpanceo revealed smart contact lenses capable of 3D imaging and data reading, marking a significant advancement in real-time data perception. Additionally, Oracle Health introduced its AI-powered Clinical Digital Assistant, which streamlines physician-patient documentation.
GITEX GLOBAL connects an extensive network of tech events, including GITEX EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, and NIGERIA, and has announced the launch of GITEX DIGI_HEALTH 5.0 Expo-Summit in Thailand, set for September 2025.
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