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Are AI Tools the Future of Mammography Screening?

Early signs show AI in breast cancer screenings may enhance diagnosis, but questions persist on optimal integration and timely deployment.

United statesLaura heacockPeterp yuStamatiav destounisJanet storellaCommunity radiology associatesLangone healthYork universityHartford healthcare cancer instituteAmerican society of clinical oncologyAmerican college of radiologyDrug administrationBreast imaging commissionLancet digital healthHow radnet ai program worksGreg sorensen

Is ChatGPT Reliable for CRC Screening/Surveillance Advice?

When put to the test, ChatGPT performed relatively poorly in determining appropriate screening and surveillance recommendations for colorectal cancer.

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How the New MRSA Antibiotic Cracked Open AI s Black Box

Researchers who uncovered a fresh class of antibiotics used a new process explainable AI that could propel drug discovery.

United statesUniversity of pennsylvaniaUnited kingdomPhare bioFelix wongJames collinsBroad instituteDrug administrationHealth regulatory policy conferenceUniversity of washingtonMonte carlo tree searchSu in leeHealthcare and medical technologyEalth and medical techEalth and med techEalth and medical technology

Study Shows Disparities in Diagnosing Across Skin Tones

Across all images, diseases in darker skin types were diagnosed less accurately than diseases in lighter skin types, including when decision support from a deep learning system was introduced.

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Milk May Lower T2D Risk in Patients With Lactose Intolerance

A study suggested a statistical association between milk consumption, certain metabolites, and the frequency of type 2 diabetes.

United statesNew yorkLonneke janssen duijghuijsenRobert wagnerJanssen duijghuijsenKai luoWageningen universityDepartment of epidemiologyDiabetes research at heinrich heine universityHispanic community health study of latinosClinical studies centerLeibniz centerGerman diabetes centerGerman diabetes center leibnizDiabetes researchPopulation health

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