AI Integration in Traditional Indian Medicine

 




Recent developments show the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recognition of India’s pioneering role in applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to traditional medicine. WHO released its first technical brief on this subject, following India’s proposal. The document outlines a global roadmap for AI use in traditional medicine, emphasising India’s Ayush systems. This marks step in digital health innovation and global healthcare collaboration.

Global Collaboration


WHO’s roadmap encourages international cooperation in AI and traditional medicine. India’s leadership reflects a commitment to responsible innovation and ethical use of technology. This encourages a robust scientific ecosystem for traditional medicine worldwide.

AI supports traditional diagnostic methods such as pulse reading, tongue examination, and Prakriti assessment. Machine learning and deep neural networks analyse these inputs to improve accuracy. This integration modernises ancient practices while respecting their core principles.

Ayurgenomics

Ayurgenomics combines genomics with Ayurveda to identify disease markers and personalise health plans. AI analyses Ayurvedic constitution types to predict health risks and suggest preventive measures. This approach bridges traditional wisdom with modern genetics.

Herbal Formulations

AI helps decode the genomic and molecular basis of herbal medicines. This allows repurposing traditional remedies for modern diseases. Such research validates the efficacy of herbal formulations and supports their integration into contemporary healthcare.

Digitisation of Traditional Knowledge

India’s Traditional Knowledge Digital Library (TKDL) is a global model for preserving indigenous medical heritage. AI tools catalogue and semantically analyse ancient texts. This improves accessibility to therapeutic knowledge and protects against biopiracy.

Comparative Studies and Chemical Sensors

AI facilitates comparative studies across Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and Unani systems. Artificial chemical sensors assess traditional parameters like Rasa (taste), Guna (quality), and Virya (potency). These innovations validate and standardise traditional formulations scientifically
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Practitioner Empowerment

India promotes online consultations and digital literacy among Ayush practitioners. Interoperable digital systems integrate traditional medicine with mainstream healthcare. This strengthens healthcare delivery and expands access to traditional therapies.

Global Collaboration

WHO’s roadmap encourages international cooperation in AI and traditional medicine. India’s leadership reflects a commitment to responsible innovation and ethical use of technology. This encourages a robust scientific ecosystem for traditional medicine worldwide.

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