New Delhi, February 07, 2025.
Artificial intelligence will be essential for diagnosing sleep disorders such as sleep apnoea or insomnia, which are increasingly acquiring an individual character, neurologist Dr Manvir Bhatia said.
Further, once diagnosed, are we able to say that a certain individual will be a good user of the treatment or not? That’s where the role of AI is really going to come up, said Dr Bhatia, the vice-president of Indian Society for Sleep Research.
She was addressing a workshop conducted at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, ahead of the 11th Congress of Asian Sleep Research Society that will be held here during February 8-9.
