Karachi: A well-known scientist of the country, Professor Dr. Attaur Rahman, has said that the country’s economy cannot be stabilized by relying only on the agricultural economy, but the economy can be stabilized in a better way by making vaccines against various viruses through artificial intelligence and biotechnology. can be done
Addressing the first two-day international biomedical sciences conference under the title “Bridging Basic and Transitional Research” organized by Dow University of Health Sciences as a special guest, he said that Pakistan cannot develop without prioritizing science, technology and innovation. can Rapid changes are taking place in the world, human kidneys are being made through 3D printing, which have become possible to be transplanted into humans, in addition to stem cell technology, liver, kidney, heart or other organs that have been damaged. They can be repaired, the cells that have become inactive, new cells can be created in their place, so our governments should think that the country’s economy cannot be stabilized by depending only on the agricultural economy.
The former federal minister said that artificial intelligence is also being widely used in the field of medicine, it can be used to find out which parts of the human body are defective and how they can be repaired.
Professor Atta-ul-Rehman said that in the field of higher education, amazing changes have taken place in Pakistan during the last two decades. Twenty years ago we were 400% behind our neighbor India in the field of research publications, when we paid attention to this, Pakistan overtook India in 2018 and today we are more than India in the field of research publications per capita. 10 to 15 percent ahead of it on the basis of
Addressing the international conference, Dr. Zakiuddin Ahmed said that now telesurgeries are being done through artificial intelligence in digital health, healthcare technology is no longer as important as the patient’s awareness of it, the patient should be aware of his disease and There should be awareness about its treatment.
He said that although patients are treated in hospitals, there is a risk of spreading different types of infections from the hospital, which can be avoided through virtual examination of the patient through artificial intelligence. Now the concept of “hospital at home” is also developing in the world.
From the conference, Dr. Derakhshan Jabeen, speaking about obesity, said that twenty-five percent of Mardo women become obese as a result of depression with dietary habits.
Dr. Qaiser Waheed highlighted the importance of biomedical science in the pharmaceutical industry. On the occasion of the conference, Dr. Sara Kazi and Dr. Zeba Haq presented commemorative shields to the speakers.
Apart from them from the conference, Pro Vice Chancellor of Dow University Prof. Sara Qazi, Principal of Dow International Medical College Prof. Zeba Haque, Prof. Raja Abu Nader from America, Dr. Michael K. H. Ling from Malaysia, Dr. Cheek Pak Si, Prof. Derakhshan Jabeen Halim, Dr. Sheikh Qaiser Waheed, Dr. Kulsoom Ghayas, Dr. Zakiuddin Ahmed, Dr. Farina Hanif also spoke. A large number of teachers and students including Dr. Shabana Usman Simji, Dr. Sonia Siddiqui were present on this occasion.
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