18 July 2025
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Technology is an advancement in various markets and is being accepted in new and existing industries. The pharmaceutical sector is also adopting the modern era of technology and accelerating its computational power. AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and many other pharmaceutical companies are entering the AI world to improve design trials. The trials will positively impact and protect the profile of synthesizing vast multi-omic information and molecules to identify clear awareness of the challenges in cancer. In the introduction of the grand scheme of cancer, a personalized treatment is a ‘young approach.’
The records show that the traditional accuracy of therapies has its strong roots in the year 1990. This year, researchers found that a few drugs were more effective in some cancer cases with a biomarker profile or specific genetic profile. Before these drugs were introduced, cancer patients were treated through radiotherapy and chemotherapy. These therapies cause severe side effects due to the radioactive and chemical effects on the body. Later the oncology became possible due to the rising demand for several technologies like computational models and DNA sequencing. The computational models helped scientists recognize molecules that differentiate one particular subset of cancer from another and stratify patients through these biomarkers.
The advanced technology is now a potential choice that takes oncology one step ahead by introducing enhanced therapeutic and diagnostic horizons with the help of Artificial Intelligence. The broader factor of drug development and precision oncology is being carried out by using AI. AI is a prior way to analyze a vast set of data, which is practically impossible for humans. AI enables to recognition of pertinent patterns to make predictions easier.
Various healthcare-related departments and other companies can elevate their massive biochemical dataset and provide training to their analytical models to get an idea of the potential of a specific molecule. AI can also be used to predict potential drug-drug interactions to avoid risk and poor patient experience. Most of the biopharma companies have started adopting AI models in their operations. AstraZeneca has invested $1 billion in AI partnerships over the past few years. It was discovered that AI can be used for patient selection. AstraZeneca last year switched to AI to improve the stratification of lung cancer patients. Pfizer is developing AI tools for the clinical and preclinical spectrum. Pfizer has a predictive ML research hub that develops predictive tools and models.
18 July 2025
18 July 2025
18 July 2025
18 July 2025