China-Pakistan AI medical diagnosis lab commences operations, paving way for revolutionary healthcare solutions
The Akbar Niazi Teaching Hospital in Islamabad has launched a collaborative AI medical diagnosis lab between China and Pakistan, which aims to offer free cervical cancer screening to 10,000 women in its initial phase.
A China-Pakistan joint Artificial Intelligence medical diagnosis lab has started working in the Akbar Niazi Teaching Hospital, Islamabad and it will provide free cervical cancer screening to 10,000 Pakistani women in its first phase of operation.
“It can also be used in the early diagnosis of other high-incidence of clinical tumors, such as breast cancer, gastric cancer, oral cancer, etc.,” said the project lead from Landing Med, a Chinese medical technology company that provided three cervical cancer screening devices along with 5,000 sets of supporting consumable items to Pakistan last December for the lab construction.
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