Artificial Intelligence Scope and Challenges in Public Health
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Artificial Intelligence, Public Health, Scope, ChallengesAbstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds assurance for enhancing the effectiveness of public health initiatives aimed at advancing the well-being of diverse populations. This review article delineates the implementation of AI in the realm of public health, exploring its current applications and discussing potential areas for further development and prospects in future.
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