Jul 2026· International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)· 0 citations· 15 references
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An AI-assisted healthcare kiosk, a web-based, fully offline system that provides automated disease prediction, medication recommendations, BMI assessment, cardiovascular risk evaluation, and doctor referrals without needing a permanent physician or internet connection is discussed.
Abstract
Rural communities in India face ongoing challenges in accessing primary healthcare. These challenges include a lack of doctors, geographical isolation, and high consultation costs. This paper discusses an AI-assisted healthcare kiosk, a web-based, fully offline system that provides automated disease prediction, medication recommendations, BMI assessment, cardiovascular risk evaluation, and doctor referrals. It does all this without needing a permanent physician or internet connection. The system uses a Decision Tree classifier along with several machine learning models trained on a structured dataset of 4,920 samples, 132 symptom features, and 41 disease categories. It achieved 100% classification accuracy on the test set. The Flask-based web application features offline speech recognition through Kiosk, text-to-speech output using pyttsx3, TF-IDF vectorisation for natural language processing, and a MySQL backend for managing patient sessions. All ten functional test cases were successful, with an end-to-end response time of about one second. The proposed system proves it is possible to implement AI-powered primary healthcare tools in rural and resource-limited areas.
The ClinicalML uses advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze patient data and identify health conditions accurately using important parameters like age, BMI, blood pressure, and glucose levels to assist in early disease prediction and personalized treatment support.
G. Vamsi, K. Devendra· International Scientific Jou...· 0 citations
AI and ML are being utilized for enhanced treatment, diagnosis, and prediction of diseases. However, most of the applications provide generalized treatment based on the symptoms provided with lesser emphasis on patient’s health factors. In this paper, we present an AI-based system for predicting diseases along with recommending remedies. This is achieved by employing Random Forest algorithm and considering the patients’ symptoms in addition to age, gender, blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, BMI, heart rate, hemoglobin, stress, and sleep duration. Further, the suggested information includes the causes, diagnostic tests, diet chart, exercise, lifestyle, home remedies, prevention measures, and specialist consultation. The proposed application has been implemented as a web application with custom API and stack, user authentication, language translation, electronic health records, admin panel, and PDF report generation. The experimental results show that the Random Forest algorithm is effective in fitting the data with accurate prediction of diseases. The proposed AI-based tool can be considered as an intelligent companion for screening diseases with improved awareness and prediction for taking necessary precautions and seeking medical treatment.
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An AI-based platform that combines multiple screening modalities with AI-driven digital analysis for identification of high-risk individuals to improve cancer screening, support clinical decision-making, reduce cancer risk, and optimize healthcare resources is developed.
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S. C, V. G, B. M et al.· International Conference Com...· 0 citations
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