Neurotechnology:  A medical game changer or a dangerous serpent

Neurotechnology may be alien to Sir Ketumile Masire Teaching Hospital for now.

Nevertheless, the hospital says it is prioritising strong digital health foundations, which are essential for responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption.

Corporate Communications and Public Relations Manager at SKMTH Selwana Pilatwe says advanced technologies such as neurotechnology are still evolving globally and typically require specialised infrastructure, regulatory oversight and highly specialised clinical expertise.

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