Partnering with Intel and HP, UniDoc Health Corp. (OTC: UDOCF, CSE: UDOC) wants to bring the power of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) to every pharmacy, mall and rural community in the world.
Investors looking for the “next Nvidia” are beginning to pay attention.
It’s the most significant technological innovation since PCs arrived in the 1980s — and smart phones in the 2010s.
In fact, A.I. could turn out to be the most important thing our civilization has ever created, on a par with electricity and microchips.
Consider:
In fact, Nvidia tripled in value in just the past year alone, breaking a $2 trillion market cap and becoming one of the most valuable companies in the world.
It’s because Nvidia’s lineup of GPUs are the perfect computer chips for A.I. machines.
Unfortunately, millions of investors missed out on the big runup in Nvidia, Super Micro and other big-name A.I. stocks.
That’s why many are now flocking to an incredibly cheap A.I. stock before it’s discovered by Wall Street — UniDoc Health Corp. (OTC: UDOCF, CSE: UDOC)
UniDoc Health is one of a handful of startups working to bring A.I. to the medical world.
The goal is to ease the worsening shortage of healthcare and quickly dominate a global market currently valued at $818.4 billion.
Between 2000 and 2022, healthcare spending in the USA tripled, growing from $1.4 trillion to $4.5 trillion.
That’s over 17% of GDP — and the trend is continuing upward, even if it’s eased just a little from Covid highs.
Despite this, fully one third of all Americans, or 100 million people, still don’t have access to a regular doctor or routine checkups.
And nearly four in ten U.S. adults between the ages of 26 and 54 report not having seen a doctor at all in the past five years.A major reason is because an estimated 15% to 30% of all healthcare spending in the US goes towards administrative waste.
That’s hundreds of billions of dollars that could be spent on other social needs, such as housing and education.
The reason why A.I. is causing such a buzz now in healthcare is because it can produce tremendous savings for relatively small investment.
For example, misdiagnoses are seldom talked about, but they are a significant problem in the medical world.
An estimated 5% of all outpatients are misdiagnosed, while those with serious medical conditions are misdiagnosed 20% of the time.
That’s why A.I.-assisted diagnostics can help governments control costs while improving care.
A.I. passed a significant milestone in the medical diagnostic field, back in 2020.
That was when A.I. programs became better at diagnosing common ailments than human doctors.
A.I. has been working on diagnosing illnesses since 2012 — making it one of the most venerable fields in which this technology has been used.
The Docbox A.I. system used by UniDoc Health can potentially screen for more than 10,000 known diseases.
In contrast, the average doctor only knows about 2,000 of the most common maladies.
And make no mistake: when it comes to containing costs and improving patient outcomes, early detection and prevention are essential.
In fact, experts say in many ways detection is prevention.
Today, approximately 43% of adverse outcomes in hospitals are entirely preventable, even with current standards of care. And in many cases, a simple checklist would be enough to prevent a bad outcome.
Imagine what could happen with advanced A.I. technologies scanning for every possible ailment, analyzing every possible symptom, in a matter of seconds?
A.I. has no limitations. It can check everything, all at once. It never tires, forgets or makes mistakes.
That’s why many observers think A.I.’s biggest and most important application is healthcare.
And thanks to its partnerships with global giants such as Hewlett Packard, DocBox, Dedalus Healthcare Systems Group, AMD Global, and Intel, UniDoc Health (OTC: UDOCF, CSE: UDOC) is in the process of bringing advanced A.I. diagnostic solutions to communities all over the world.
The stakes here are high. The opportunities are profound.
A.I. is quite possibly the most important – and best – thing our civilization has ever created, certainly on par with electricity and microchips, and probably beyond those.
The place where it could potentially make the biggest difference, at least in the short-term, is healthcare.
And UniDoc Health (OTC: UDOCF, CSE: UDOC) could be “the” stock leading the way.
This small, undiscovered company plans to put A.I.-powered diagnostic centers in nursing homes, skilled nursing facilities, pharmacies, military bases, shopping malls, and rural communities all over the world.
For that reason, it has a huge first-mover advantage even over healthcare giants – many of which now want to partner with UniDoc Health.
Best of all, this little-known company is currently off Wall Street’s radar, trading for less than $2 per share.
That’s roughly where Nvidia was selling for back in 2010.
Today NVDA sells for around $850 per share – or roughly 425 times more.
Do your due diligence, but a company that can bring the power of A.I. to healthcare all over the world – like UniDoc Health (OTC: UDOCF, CSE: UDOC) — deserves a closer look.
And sooner rather than later. As Nvidia has proven, you never want to underestimate the power of A.I. – both for industry and for investors.
Check out UniDoc Health (OTC: UDOCF, CSE: UDOC) by visiting its website:
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