Posted on Jul 25, 2018
Can AI help to detect breast cancer?, Click - BBC World Service
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Mammograms are the gold standard of breast screening examination. But, as radiologist Dr Monica Saini explains, it can be challenging to make sure the measurements are the same for each woman. A company based in Wellington, New Zealand is using AI and software to standardise mammograms, so that these x-rays, which are mostly digital, can be used to accurately measure changes in a woman’s breast tissue and then assess a woman’s risk from breast cancer.
Can AI help to detect breast cancer?, Click - BBC World Service
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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It is awesome with what they are doing with technology. And early detection is key. On 23 July 2018, a few days ago, I had to have my left kidney removed because of cancer.
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Since what we're looking for are changes and we have years of comparison exams, AI would be a good resource for this
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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth
Lt Col Charlie Brown Absolutley...if there was anyway we could have had my mother screened and found it earlier I am all for it. My mom is cancer free now for 9 years but she lost both breasts. Other than the physical side of it, the mental state of a woman losing their breasts is devastating. My mom handled it really well but I could tell she struggled until she finally came to grips with it that she was alive and didn't need them anymore to worry about. I have a daughter and a wife and if they can find this wretched and ugly disease sooner than later, then use whatever you have to that works.
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