MEDISENSE AND DIGITAL HEALTH: THE FUTURE OF PERSONALIZED MEDICINE
Keywords:
Medisense, Digital Health, Personalized Medicine, Precision TreatmentAbstract
The integration of digital health technologies with artificial intelligence platforms such as Medisense is redefining the landscape of personalized medicine. By leveraging big data, predictive analytics, wearable technologies, and genomic information, Medisense empowers physicians to deliver patient-centered care tailored to individual needs. This article examines the role of Medisense in advancing personalized medicine through four key dimensions: integrating genomic and health data, enabling AI-driven precision treatments, empowering patients with digital health tools, and addressing ethical and policy challenges. Graphical evidence demonstrates adoption trends, clinical benefits, patient engagement, and ethical concerns. The study concludes that Medisense has the potential to transform healthcare delivery in Pakistan and beyond, but requires robust governance to ensure equity, safety, and trust.
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