1. Clinical translation of nanomedicine with integrated digital medicine and machine learning interventions.
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Ahmad, Farooq and Muhmood, Tahir
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NANOMEDICINE , *MACHINE learning , *INTELLIGENT sensors , *ARTIFICIAL intelligence , *WEARABLE technology , *DIAGNOSIS - Abstract
Nanomaterials based therapeutics transform the ways of disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment with increasing sophistications in nanotechnology at a breakneck pace, but very few could reach to the clinic due to inconsistencies in preclinical studies followed by regulatory hinderances. To tackle this, integrating the nanomedicine discovery with digital medicine provide technologies as tools of specific biological activity measurement. Hence, overcome the redundancies in nanomedicine discovery by the on-site data acquisition and analytics through integrating intelligent sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML). Integrated AI/ML wearable sensors directly gather clinically relevant biochemical information from the subject's body and process data for physicians to make right clinical decision(s) in a time and cost-effective way. This review summarizes insights and recommend the infusion of actionable big data computation enabled sensors in burgeoning field of nanomedicine at academia, research institutes, and pharmaceutical industries, with a potential of clinical translation. Furthermore, many blind spots are present in modern clinically relevant computation, one of which could prevent ML-guided low-cost new nanomedicine development from being successfully translated into the clinic was also discussed. • Roadblocks in clinical translation of nanomedicine are discussed. • Machine learning integration was proposed for synthesis and designing nanomedicine. • Intelligent sensing, diagnosis and monitoring of disease. • Artificial Intelligence efficiently provide computation for multi-omics data of clinical grade. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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