Track 10 · Abstract 446
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN EARLY DISEASE DETECTION
- 1 Maaref University Of Applied Sciences
Zainab Jomaa Hadid: Email: zainabhadid96@gmail.com
Abstract
Toward Faster, Smarter, and More Accurate Healthcare Early detection is one of the most powerful ways to improve patient outcomes, because many diseases are more treatable when they are discovered before reaching advanced stages. Artificial Intelligence offers a promising opportunity to strengthen this process by helping healthcare professionals identify early warning signs quickly, accurately, and efficiently. This presentation focuses on the benefits of using AI in early disease detection. AI systems can analyze large amounts of medical data, including medical images, blood test results, ECG readings, symptoms, and patient history. Through pattern recognition, AI can detect small or hidden changes that may be difficult to notice during the early stages of disease. This can be especially useful in detecting conditions such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes, lung disorders, and neurological diseases. One of the main benefits of AI is speed. By processing medical information in a short time, AI can help reduce delays in diagnosis and allow doctors to make faster decisions. Another important benefit is accuracy, as AI can support doctors by highlighting abnormal patterns, suggesting further testing, and identifying high-risk cases. This can reduce human error and improve the chance of starting treatment earlier. AI can also make healthcare more accessible, especially in hospitals with limited resources or areas where specialists are not always available. It can act as a smart assistant that supports medical teams, rather than replacing them. In conclusion, Artificial Intelligence can play a major role in the future of healthcare by supporting early diagnosis, improving accuracy, saving time, and giving patients a better chance of successful treatment.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI) , Early Disease Detection , Medical Data Analysis , Diagnostic Accuracy , Healthcare Innovation
Submission reference: IS-446