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very much- artificial intelligence is able to accurately detect 20% more breast cancers than traditional screening by radiologists, according to a new study. the interim results found that using al s analysis of mammograms was as good as using two radiologists without ai. let s talk about the results with the lead author of this study, dr kristina lang, who is an associate professor in radiology diagnostics at lund university in sweden. thank you so much for your time. this is a fascinating area and that is quite a headline, that 20% figure. tell me a little bit more about what you actually found here. yes, thank you. first of all, we will describe shortly what we do which are standard screening. in europe typically we have two radiologists that read all screening examinations and we need to do that
dishwasher tablet per person for all of the nuclear power ever produced in the united kingdom, it is very small and measurable. we store it safely, no one has been injured by it. we may decide to store it underground as opposed to the surface, that is happening in finland, sweden and may well happen in the uk, but it is not unresolved. what it is not is producing waste going into the atmosphere, producing greenhouse gases and other things causing climate change. nuclear doesn t do that, that is why it is a valuable part of the future makes. thank you, tom greatrex, from the new uk nuclear industry association. a study from sweden suggests that after a covid infection, there is an increased risk of developing a serious blood clot for the next six months. the research found people with severe covid, and those infected during the first wave, had the highest clot risk. researchers say that this highlights the importance of being vaccinated against the virus. i am nowjoined by one of the re
involved in this study, anne marie fors connolly, principal study investigator from umea university in sweden. thank you, talk us through the overview of the findings of this study. overview of the findings of this stud . . «a . overview of the findings of this stud . ., ., ., ., overview of the findings of this stud. ., ., ., ., ., ,, overview of the findings of this stud . ., ., ., ., ., ,, study. thanks a lot and thank you for our study. thanks a lot and thank you for your interest study. thanks a lot and thank you for your interest in study. thanks a lot and thank you for your interest in this study. thanks a lot and thank you for your interest in this study. - for your interest in this study. what we found was, we based the study on 1 million covid 19 what we found was, we based the study on1 million covid 19 patients that were tested positive between february 2020 two may 2021. and we used two different statistical methods. and one of which we compared to controlling, we h
In Sweden, the number of new COVID-19 cases has increased dramatically in recent days to a record 17,320 infections confirmed in the past 24 hours alone, the country\'s Public Health Agency said on Wednesday.