Whether AI can assist in cancer detection has been subject to much debate, but now a real-world test with almost 200 radiologists shows that the technology can improve success rates

AI-supported mammography screening significantly increases breast cancer detection rates while maintaining comparable recall rates, offering a safer and more efficient solution to address radiologist workloads.

The latest study by researchers from the University of Lubeck in Germany shows that AI can be a valuable tool in early breast cancer detection.

AI based models achieved an accuracy rate of 86% for detecting ovarian cancer, compared to 82% for human experts.

For years, the idea that "AI will replace radiologists" has been largely speculative. Today, a groundbreaking study provides the first real-world evidence of artificial intelligence's potential to transform breast cancer screening.