Jul 2026· International Scientific Unity· 0 citations
TL;DR
Current evidence regarding the emerging applications of AI in diabetes and obesity management is summarized, recent technological advances are discussed, implementation barriers are highlighted, and future directions for AI-assisted endocrine care are explored.
Abstract
Artificial intelligence has rapidly emerged as one of the most transformative
technologies in modern endocrinology, particularly in the management of diabetes
mellitus and obesity. The integration of machine learning, deep learning, natural
language processing, and generative AI into endocrine practice has enabled more
accurate disease prediction, individualized treatment strategies, automated insulin delivery, and continuous patient monitoring. AI-powered clinical decision support
systems facilitate early diagnosis of metabolic disorders, optimize glucose control
through continuous glucose monitoring, predict diabetes-related complications, and
improve obesity risk stratification. Furthermore, wearable technologies combined with
AI algorithms provide real-time analysis of physiological parameters, enabling
personalized interventions and improving long-term clinical outcomes. Recent
developments in explainable AI, digital twins, and large language models have
expanded opportunities for precision endocrinology while simultaneously introducing
new ethical, regulatory, and cybersecurity challenges. This review summarizes current
evidence regarding the emerging applications of AI in diabetes and obesity
management, discusses recent technological advances, highlights implementation
barriers, and explores future directions for AI-assisted endocrine care.
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