Thailand Aims to Be Asia's Health Hub with Medical AI and Precision Medicine
The Thai government is pushing forward with Medical AI and Precision Medicine, aiming to expand the healthcare economy to 3.5 trillion baht by 2032 and become Asia's Health and Longevity Hub. The initiative involves launching flagship innovation projects and easing related regulations.
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