Computer-Aided Drug Design and Drug Discovery: A Prospective Analysis

In short

The authors review how computer-aided drug design has evolved from basic methods to advanced systems using artificial intelligence and machine learning. They argue that while these technologies speed up finding new medicines, they require better algorithms, stronger ethical rules, and global cooperation to work fairly for everyone. Ultimately, the paper suggests that balancing rapid technological growth with careful planning is essential to ensure future drugs are accurate, sustainable, and accessible.

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