A U.K. woman had her breast cancer detected through AI after a routine mammogram came back as normal. Experts Drs. Nicole Saphier and Harvey Castro discuss the power of AI in cancer care.

A new study has proven that AI can screen for breast cancer as well — if not better — than a double reading of mammograms by two highly skilled radiologists. Primary Menu Sections.

Several AI programs are also under development to assist doctors in cancer detection. One program at MIT has been created to detect high risk of future breast cancer based on present mammograms ...

Next Steps for AI in Breast Cancer Screening. The findings offer a hopeful glimpse into what AI might offer radiologists and patients alike. Used alongside trained professionals, AI tools could ...

Women who were later diagnosed with breast cancer based on these exams were given an AI risk score by a "commercially available AI system," according to the study's findings. The scores were ...

A 2021 review found that in 34 of 36 studies, the AI did worse than a single radiologist at screening for breast cancer from mammograms. All 36 were less accurate than the consensus of two ...

AI could be a missing variable in breast cancer research. Getty Images/iStockphoto. The results revealed that more than 38% of screening-detected and interval cancers scored a 10 for AI risk ...

A study published in 2020 in Nature, for instance, found that an AI system “was capable of surpassing human experts in breast cancer prediction.”Specifically, researchers found that the AI ...

AI can help doctors with breast cancer risk predictions, a new study found The study, published on Tuesday, used multiple AI algorithms were used to generate to assess the risk scores in patients.

The research says the AI model could predict breast cancer with the same level of accuracy as a single expert radiologist. Compared to human experts, ...

Several AI programs are also under development to assist doctors in cancer detection. One program at MIT has been created to detect high risk of future breast cancer based on present mammograms ...