‘Digital twin’ of the chest simulates application of light for treatment of pneumonia

A digital twin of the chest has been developed to simulate the application of light for treating pneumonia.

The digital twin is a virtual replica of the chest that can mimic the behavior of the human body in response to light therapy.

This allows researchers to test and optimize light treatment protocols without the need for human trials.

The digital twin can also be used to study the effects of different light wavelengths and intensities on the treatment of pneumonia.