Why we are writing on this topic: Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the Netherlands: around half of all cancer diagnoses are skin cancer diagnoses. A report from the Netherlands Comprehensive Cancer Organization (IKNL) indicates that these numbers are set to increase rapidly over the next few years. Within Europe, the Netherlands is, …
Calling it the largest federated learning study in the medical field to date, Intel Labs and Penn Medicine announced a joint research study to help international healthcare and research institutions identify malignant brain tumors. The study, which involved a global dataset from 71 institutions on six continents, improved brain tumor detection, the two organizations said. …
Google announced that it has licensed its artificial intelligence technology to iCAD, a company whose services are primarily established around breast cancer detection in healthcare settings. iCAD has already included its AI strategies for its cancer screening services, but now it will also include the Google algorithm that Google built with a team of researchers …
Source: MasterTux/Pixabay Artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning has the potential to completely revolutionize not only how diseases are detected, but also how to identify personalized treatment based on a patient’s genomics. A new study published in Cell death and diseasepeer review Nature journal, shows how an AI-based multiomics platform can identify novel biomarkers for new …
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One in nine women in the developed world will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in her life. The prevalence of breast cancer is increasing, an effect caused in part by modern lifestyles and longer lifespans. Fortunately, treatments are becoming more effective and personalized. However, what is not increasing – and in fact …
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