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ARTICLE · 04 AUGUST 2023

Study Shows Potential Of AI-supported Breast Cancer Screening

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An interesting article highlighting some promising results from a study looking at computer aided detection of breast cancer.

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An interesting article highlighting some promising results from a study looking at computer aided detection of breast cancer. The article describes that, in the study, an AI model is used to detect breast cancer in mammograms. The study looked at the performance of AI-supported screening (where the scan is first assessed by AI and then by a radiologist) versus the current standard care, and showed a similar rate. Such uses of AI have the potential to reduce burden on medical staff, and so reduce patient waiting times.

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