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Artificial Intelligence in Health Editorial
We welcome submissions from a range of topics, As an open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Artificial
including but not limited to: Intelligence in Health complements other conventional
• Detection and early diagnosis of diseases and subscription journals in related areas such as ML, signal/
improvement of medical diagnosis using AI methods image processing, intelligent computing, medical images,
and tools brain-computer interface, human-computer interaction, and
• Utilization of ML methods to search medical data, robotics. With the support and commitment of professional
uncover hidden features/markers, and generate and highly motivated Editorial Board Members, Authors,
Reviewers, and Production Assistants, Artificial Intelligence
insights to help improve health outcomes and patient in Health is expected to accomplish tremendous growth
experiences
• Biomedical data analysis (especially EEG/MEG, in terms of impact and set to advance health applications
revolving around AI, ML, and computational neuroscience.
ECoG, fMRI, CT, PET, etc.)
• Accelerated drug discovery We strongly believe that Artificial Intelligence in
• Management and analysis of health-care data Health will play an influential role in the development
• Brain-computer interface (BCI) and their applications and applications of AI approaches and technologies
in clinical practice in health care and improving the quality of our life,
• Computer vision (CV) and virtual reality (VR) in especially in more efficient and reliable intelligent
medical applications systems, to extract, recognize, detect, classify, provide
• Intelligent robots in medicine and robotic surgery support to reliable early diagnosis of various diseases
• Computational neuroscience and brain data analysis/ and uncover insights to help improve health outcomes
modeling and patient experiences.
• Emerging technologies and innovative ideas in Conflict of interest
medical AI
• AI-based research and application of wearable devices. No conflict of interest.
Volume 1 Issue 1 (2024) 2 https://doi.org/10.36922/aih.2463

