The Importance of Developing Regular Health Care Habits
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) report in 2023, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) affect 41 million people each year. Diagnosis and care of these diseases can vary greatly depending on the country and territory, especially in countries that are still struggling to provide high-quality health services due to a lack of medical infrastructure, outdated equipment, and medical human resources such as India and Mongolia. This leads to many dangerous diseases not being detected in time, causing serious consequences for people's health and quality of life.
Meanwhile, with an average life expectancy of 84.3 years, ranking first in the world according to "World Health Statistics 2023" published by WHO, Japan has shown the importance of healthy eating habits and the effectiveness of a developed health care system that focuses on regular health check-ups to help detect diseases at an early stage, so that they can be treated promptly, helping people prolong their lives and save maximum treatment costs.
However, this habit is still not popular in many countries in the Asian region, therefore, raising public awareness about the importance and effectiveness of regular health check-ups with modern medical equipment is a key factor to improve the quality of life.
NURA - AI technology solution for sustainable healthcare
In collaboration with leading healthcare centers in India, in 2021, Fujifilm launched NURA - a high-tech artificial intelligence integrated screening center in Bengaluru, inheriting high-quality image processing technologies from Fujifilm, as a complete solution for sustainable healthcare.
NURA - Fujifilm's high-tech AI integrated health screening center
NURA applies artificial intelligence technology from Fujifilm with the integration of 50 different AI sets, helping to reduce X-ray radiation density by up to 97%, minimizing invasive intervention and safety for the body while still ensuring image quality and diagnostic accuracy. Fujifilm equipment solutions and systems at NURA will process the scanning process and compare images with similar scans in Fujifilm's huge X-ray image data library stored over many years, along with the ability to sharpen images and identify small lesions of only 1mm that the naked eye may not see, supporting doctors to read scans more accurately, thereby providing timely and effective health monitoring and consultation methods for common lifestyle diseases and cancers.
Fujifilm's equipment systems and solutions at NURA support doctors in more effective image diagnosis
Five NURA centers have been deployed in India and Mongolia, and have been operating vigorously, not only quickly and accurately detecting diseases at an early stage, which is a great help for doctors to provide timely treatment and health advice; but also striving to convey the message of the importance of regular health care, as a solution to protect, improve health and solve social problems. It can be seen that the success of the NURA Center system has marked an important step forward in solving global health problems, and is an important milestone in Fujifilm's healthcare mission journey.
NURA - Fujifilm's high-tech AI integrated health screening center with advanced medical equipment
In Vietnam, the application of AI platform in healthcare at NURA is also the trend of digital healthcare that Vietnam is aiming for, helping to narrow the gap in healthcare services in Vietnam with advanced countries in the world, as a pioneering model of sustainable healthcare solutions. With the combination of advanced technology and commitment to improving public health, NURA and Fujifilm hope to bring many smiles and peace of mind not only to the Vietnamese people but also to the whole world.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/khi-ai-giup-thu-hep-khoang-cach-ve-cham-soc-suc-khoe-toan-cau-185240628142639934.htm
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