Diabetes: Professor Abdoulaye Lèye proposes artificial intelligence for home monitoring

Author: senenews.comPublished on: November 5, 2026Country: Senegal
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Diabetes: Professor Abdoulaye Lèye proposes artificial intelligence for home monitoring

Endocrinologist and diabetologist Professor Abdoulaye Lèye sees artificial intelligence applications as a way to support people with diabetes remotely and make home monitoring easier. The tools could help patients keep closer track of their health and manage the condition day to day, while increasing their independence. Lèye stresses that AI must not replace medical care and says professional supervision and personal data protection are essential.

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