Researchers trained and validated a deep learning model that can detect subtle changes across post-treatment brain scans and forecast glioma recurrence with up to 89 percent accuracy.

HealthDay News — Use of artificial intelligence (AI) as a second reader in screening mammography is accepted by patients, according to a study published in Radiology: Imaging Cancer.

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Despite 76.5% reporting minimal or no knowledge of AI, 71.0% expressed support for AI use as a second reader, while only 4.44 ...

"This is more than just an upgrade-it's an important step forward for our patient's health," said Dr. Sean Raj, Chief ...

Cancer survivors are banging the gong with gusto at Calgary’s new cancer centre. The outdoor gong reverberates through the ...

Around the world, women are generally receptive to the benefits of AI in breast cancer screening. But they feel strongly that ...

Tina Knowles wrote about her experience of being diagnosed and receiving treatment for breast cancer in her new book, “Matriarch: A Memoir." ...

The findings published Monday analyzed data from 2001 through 2022. However, incidence rates among women have been rising. Separately, a survey shows women are reluctant to have cancer screening ...

“Patient perspectives are crucial because successful AI implementation in medical imaging depends on trust and acceptance ...

Burjeel Cancer Institute (BCI), one of the largest cancer care networks in the UAE, has officially launched Burjeel Breast ...